AI is prompting these Gen Zers to learn how to type

Business Insider | 27-09-2026 11:32am |

Some members of Generation Z, who grew up using touchscreens, are now teaching themselves keyboard skills. This shift is driven by the need to write effective prompts for AI tools and to avoid dictating prompts aloud. Julia Andrusiak, 26, began practicing typing after a professor paused a lecture due to her slow, loud two-finger typing. She now works in an AI-focused job where strong prompt writing is sometimes necessary.

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