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10 Things Gen Z Is Asking AI To Help Them With

According to YPulse data, these are the top ten things Gen Z has asked AI for help with…

TL;DR

  • The majority of Gen Z have used an AI chatbot or image generator
  • Gen Z is turning to AI for help with schoolwork more than anything else—from writing essays to solving homework problems
  • They’re also using AI as their personal search engine, like answering questions they’re unsure about or when they don’t have anyone else to ask
AI has quickly become part of everyday life, especially for Gen Z. According to YPulse’s latest AI (Artificial Intelligence) report, the number of Gen Z who use chatbots and image generators has grown significantly in just the last year. In 2025, 81% of 13-24-year-olds say they have used an AI chatbot, compared to 64% in 2024.  Meanwhile, 50% have experimented with AI image generators, compared to 41% in 2024. Plus, 58% of 13-17-year-olds and 75% of 18-24-year-olds are using these AI tools / chatbots weekly or more often. You’ve seen the constant headlines about AI slipping into more areas of Gen Z’s lives—“They’re using AI as a DIY doctor,” “Gen Z is using AI to help pick their outfits,” and “Young adults are using ChatGPT for life advice.” But beyond the buzz, we have the data on what this gen is actually using AI for the most.    In YPulse’s AI (Artificial Intelligence) report, we ask 13-39-year-olds, “In one or two words, what would you like to ask an...

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