generation z
Gen Z, ages 16 to 29, use AI more than any other group. A 2025 Deloitte study found that 76% have tried tools like ChatGPT and Claude. Another 2025 survey by SurveyMonkey found that education is the top reason for using AI, with 61% saying it helps them learn.
For many Gen Z users, AI is a natural part of their daily lives. They are curious, explore new tools, and tend to focus on how AI can save them time and improve their daily tasks.
millennial generation
Millennials, aged 30 to 45, follow. Deloitte research also found that 58% use standalone AI tools, and many rely on AI capabilities already built into the apps they use every day.
Data from SurveyMonkey shows that Millennials often turn to AI for hobbies, entertainment, and even mental health tips. They are also leading the charge in advancing the use of AI in the workplace. A 2025 Pew Research Center poll found that 30% of Millennials use ChatGPT at work, compared to just 18% of older workers.
Generation X
AI usage is decreasing among Gen Xers, ages 46 to 59. Only 36% have tried a standalone AI tool, but almost half use AI capabilities in platforms like email and social media.
Even so, awareness is high. Pew reports that 78% of Gen Xers know about ChatGPT, and more than half say they’ve heard a lot about it. Research describes this group as balanced. Many people recognize the value of AI in their work lives, but are hesitant to use it for personal matters due to concerns about privacy and accuracy.
boomer generation
Baby boomers (ages 60 to 75) are the least likely to use AI. Deloitte found that only 20% of people have tried standalone tools. People who use AI are more likely to use it for entertainment rather than work, as many are often retired.
However, awareness is increasing. Approximately 67% of Boomers know about ChatGPT, and 35% have used AI features without actively seeking them out. Like Gen
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