在學術方面,馬里蘭大學學院市分校(University of Maryland, College Park)學生Sasha Kostakis表示,AI使得學習過程過於輕鬆,缺乏應有的摩擦和挑戰,可能導致學習能力受損。事實上,八成的Z世代大學預科學生認為,現在使用AI工具可能會讓他們未來的學習變得更加困難。此外,近半數(48%)的Z世代職場新鮮人認為,AI應用於工作中的風險大於效益,此比例較2025年的37%有所增加。Z世代工作者中,僅不到三成信任AI輔助的工作,對於純由AI完成的工作則幾乎沒有人信任。他們認為AI工具能加速工作的比例也下降了10個百分點,至56%。
### 影片基本資訊
- **標題**:The Generation That Grew Up With Algorithms Just Called Bullshit on AI
- **頻道**:House of El - AI
- **上傳時間**:2026年5月2日(昨天剛上傳,目前觀看數約2.3萬,likes約1900)
- **核心主題**:**Gen Z(Z世代)正在職場和教育場域積極抵抗AI**。他們不是害怕新技術,而是看穿AI被用來強化企業控制、監視與取代勞動的工具。本質上是對「企業權力結構」的反擊,而非對技術本身的排斥。
### 主要重點拆解
1. **Gen Z的積極抵抗與破壞行為**
- 調查顯示:**44% 的 Gen Z 員工正在故意破壞公司AI策略**(例如故意輸入低品質輸出、拒用工具、或把公司機密資料丟進公開ChatGPT等)。
- 主要原因:
- 工作不安全感(30%)
- AI策略執行太差(26%)
- 即使是每天使用AI的人,對AI的「興奮感」也大幅下降(下降18%),希望感下降11%,憤怒感卻上升。
Companies are rolling out AI across every department.
And the youngest workers — the ones who grew up with technology — are deliberately breaking it.
They slow it down. They feed it bad data. They pretend it doesn’t work.
These aren’t technophobes. These are the most tech-native workers in history.
So why are they resisting the very thing they understand better than anyone?
The easy answer: they’re lazy. They don’t want to adapt. Every generation resists new tools — this is just the latest version. CEOs say as much: “Our employees are struggling to embrace AI.”
But here’s what doesn’t add up.
These same workers use AI every day — at home. ChatGPT, Copilot, image generators, AI-assisted everything. They’re fluent in it. They’re not afraid of it.
They use AI when it helps them. They destroy it when it replaces them.
Same person. Same technology. Opposite behavior. That’s not laziness. That’s something else.
Think about it this way. A knife in your kitchen helps you cook dinner. The same knife pointed at you is a weapon. The object didn’t change. The direction did.
At home, AI works for you. You control it. You benefit.
At work, AI works for the company. You train it. You teach it your job. You feed it your knowledge.
And the better it learns, the less the company needs you.
It’s like being told to train a new hire — who’s going to take your position. You pour everything you know into them. They learn it all. Next month, you get the layoff notice. The person you trained is sitting at your desk.
“Use AI at work” sounds like progress. But to these workers, it sounds like “build the thing that makes you unnecessary — with your own hands.”
They’ve seen the pattern. Other companies did this. Workers cooperated. Workers got fired. 55% of companies that replaced people with AI say they regret it — but they didn’t rehire the people they let go.
These workers aren’t stupid. They’re reading the room.
When you’re asked to cooperate with the tool that’s going to eliminate you, resistance isn’t laziness.
It’s the most rational thing you can do.
So the Gen Z workers sabotaging AI at work aren’t afraid of change.
They’re not lazy. They’re not technophobic.
They’re people who’ve been asked to build their own replacement — and they said no.
Put anyone in that position, and they’d do the same thing.
0:00 Intro — The Behavior
0:43 Question 1 — The Easy Explanation
1:55 Answer 1 — The Crack
3:35 Question 2 — The Shift
4:43 Answer 2 — What They See That Others Don't
7:19 Principle — Survival
7:48 Closing