The recent booing of former Google CEO Eric Schmidt by students at the University of Arizona highlights growing concerns among young people regarding the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on jobs and daily life. Schmidt's assertion that AI will transform every profession and accelerate change was met with vocal disapproval, reflecting a broader unease among Generation Z. This demographic is increasingly anxious about job security as companies like Standard Chartered plan to cut over 7,000 jobs and replace roles with AI systems. Similarly, Meta is laying off nearly 8,000 employees, approximately 10% of its global workforce, while Amazon has also reduced thousands of corporate roles. A recent Gallup report reveals that only 22% of Gen Z feels excited about AI, a sharp decline from the previous year, with 42% expressing anxiety and 31% feeling anger towards AI technologies. While curiosity remains strong at 49%, it is coupled with significant concern. The backlash against AI is growing globally, with various sectors, including Hollywood and labor unions, questioning the extent of AI's integration into society.