A new ClickMeeting study reveals that over one-third of adults aged 18\u201329 are experiencing long-term digital fatigue, as constant notifications and the rapid evolution of AI tools drive record levels of exhaustion. <\/p>\n
It is a striking paradox that the generation raised with technology is the first to experience mass, deep, and prolonged digital burnout. According to the latest representative survey by ClickMeeting, 32% of people aged 18\u201329 have felt technological fatigue consistently for at least several months, with 20% reporting that this state has persisted for over a year. An additional 26% of young people report intermittent signs of digital overload.<\/p>\n
The primary challenges have shifted from time spent in front of a monitor to a growing number of stimuli and relentless technological changes. Nearly half of the respondents in the 18\u201329 age group cite the excess of applications and AI tools as the reason for their overload. Half of all survey participants believe that the evolution of artificial intelligence is occurring too rapidly for them to keep pace.<\/p>\n
Digital burnout is defined as exhaustion caused by long-term technology use, screen work, and an environment of continuous online communication. While 20% of the 18\u201329 age group has suffered for over a year and 12% for several months, others face these symptoms periodically. Experts note that the necessity of functioning across multiple communication channels simultaneously is a major enemy of concentration, as each notification demands a decision on whether to react immediately.<\/p>\n
Artificial intelligence has become a significant source of exhaustion for Gen Z, with 46% of those aged 18\u201329 identifying the sheer number of AI tools as a source of fatigue. Digital burnout has evolved from a separate issue into a primary driver of professional burnout, particularly among younger employees. Contrary to the initial promise that AI would reduce workloads, for nearly half of young employees, these tools have become an additional professional obligation that pressures them to be twice as productive, regardless of the hour or day.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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