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AI & Enterprise
Experience is a weapon, AI a variable as U.S. baby boomers face re-employment dilemma
As generative AI spreads, senior U.S. white-collar workers are increasingly debating whether to learn AI to protect their jobs or choose early retirement. Baby boomers say experience is being revalued, but fear they could be pushed out if they cannot keep pace with adoption. Surveys show a wide generational gap in ChatGPT use, while the share of older workers has risen. Some experts say AI may favor job stability for older workers, yet new tools and hiring demands add pressure.
Crypto
U.S. crypto users show clear tilt toward Republicans; did Trump’s ‘coin love’ work?
A survey by Pew Research Center found U.S. adults with experience investing, trading or using cryptocurrencies were more common among Republican respondents than Democrats, highlighting stronger links between digital assets and politics. The share rose among Republican-leaning respondents compared with earlier years. Markets point to President Donald Trump’s shift to a pro-crypto stance and related business moves. Other factors include gender, age and race differences in participation. Crypto-backed PAC spending has also increased.
Crypto
One in five U.S. adults have owned or used cryptocurrency, survey shows
About one in five U.S. adults have invested in or used cryptocurrency, with overall adoption little changed from recent years, a Pew Research Center survey showed. Political divides have widened, with higher participation among Republicans and Republican-leaning independents, while Democrats remain stable. Usage also varies sharply by age and gender, with young men reporting the highest rates. Higher-income adults report greater participation as well.
