Paul Chuyes

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ia y generación z

Will AI interfere with relationships? Gen Z thinks so. Earlier this year, Snapchat introduced My AI, a relentlessly cheerful chatbot powered by OpenAI’s GPT technology. The avatar, pinned to the top of your chat feed, was ready to respond to every passing thought, be your 24/7 rant buddy, or even…your new best friend. You might imagine that Gen Z, cradled by the arms of technology from their earliest friendships found on Club Penguin or Minecraft, would welcome My AI. After all, this is a generation for whom dating starts with the subtle “like” of a post or in the DMs of a swiped-up Instagram story. But in a surprising twist, Snap’s chatbot was an instant flop, resulting in a spike of 1-star reviews. That tracks with the responses of the 13 to 21-year-olds we spoke to, all of whom voiced a resounding “no” to the idea of AI infringing upon their relationships. When our team put a series of hypothetical Gen Z AI-powered relationship products in front of them, they balked and even expressed discomfort. They said they want technology that augments human relationships, not bots that replace them. Their insights are guiding our innovation. Learn more about how this research is helping us develop AI design principles. Visit the link in bio. #GenZ #AI #IDEO

Generación Z

The ways Gen Z is using AI are evolving almost as fast as the technology itself. At IDEO, we’re exploring the future of AI experiences with the next generation. ✨ 🗞️: https://www.ideo.com/journal/prototyping-at-the-speed-of-ai 🎥: Takashi Wickes and Jeremy Chen

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