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Older workers might be better — or at least just as good — as their younger peers when it comes to using AI. But age bias often persists.
  • Older workers can excel with artificial intelligence, matching or even surpassing younger peers.
  • But despite their skills, hiring managers often favor younger workers, surveys show.
  • Age bias in hiring persists, affecting both older workers and Gen Z candidates.

Score one for the digital interlopers.

It's possible that older workers might be better at using artificial intelligence — or at least just as good as Gen Zers and others born into a time of digital plenty.