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A new survey showed that the Gen Z staff not only embraces artificial intelligence, but also pay the adoption of technology in many workplaces.

Almost two thirds of the younger employees help the older colleagues in adopting and learning artificial intelligence tools, according to a poll conducted by more than 2000 professionals across the United States and the United Kingdom by the mixed work area operator International Labor Group.

“This support takes different forms of practical guidance to the participation of practical advice to integrate artificial intelligence into the daily workflow,” said Mark Dixon, founder and CEO of International Labor Group. CNBC made it.

Generations of dam

The exchange of knowledge is the reshaping of cooperation. About half of the employees included in the poll says artificial intelligence helps the bridge of divisions between generations.

Four out of five senior managers said that the partnership with their younger colleagues allows them to focus on “higher value tasks”, while 82 % of the credit for these innovations are in the

“Our research is that older colleagues show a real openness to artificial intelligence, as well as importance, to learn from young generations,” said Dixon, who owns a company in London.

This two -way exchange is not only bridges of generations divisions but also it contains traditional hierarchical serials.

Mark Dixon

Founder and CEO, International Labor Group

“What makes this dynamic is very impressive is the reciprocity,” Dixon said.

By teaching others, Gen Z workers also build their skills in artificial intelligence. Dixon said: “This dual -direction exchange is not only bridges of generations divisions, but also with traditional hierarchical sequences,” Dixon said.

Amnesty International enhances cooperation

In general, many employees adopt the capabilities of Amnesty International to increase efficiency.

Of 2016, a factor of the polls, 86 % of artificial intelligence made them more efficient, and 76 % believe that they help their career, as it increased to 87 % among the respondents in the Gen Z.

This technology has also become important to how the hybrid teams work, as 69 % of hybrid workers say artificial intelligence makes teamwork across sites easier. 46 % of the respondents were martyred with advantages such as preparing the improved meeting, while 36 % said it was improving access to common visions and stronger follow -up after preparation.

Some joint areas of Amnesty International include formulating emails, taking meeting notes, regulating files, entering data, and completing models. With these automated tasks, employees can spend more time in a more influential and meaningful work, according to the report.

“In digital today–Dixon said: “The first era, artificial intelligence appears as a strong force across generations. This active exchange of knowledge and skills approaches generations, and enhances open cooperation, which eventually helps to build a stronger and more flexible team.”