All bookmarks in the Society & Demography categoryhttps://michaelbommarito.comen-usCopyright 2026 Michael Bommaritomichael.bommarito@gmail.com (Michael Bommarito)michael.bommarito@gmail.com (Michael Bommarito)1440Astrohttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-specificationhttps://www.ft.com/content/5cd77ef0-b546-4105-8946-36db3f84dc43society-and-demography/conscientiousness-decline-ftAnalysis of declining conscientiousness levels, especially among young adults, and its implications for career success, relationships, and life outcomes in an era of digital distractions and AI. | Notes: Data-driven analysis showing sustained erosion of conscientiousness, with young adults reporting increased distractibility, carelessness, and reduced commitment-making. Links decline to smartphones, streaming services, and online culture. Notes that conscientiousness advantage may grow with AI, as industrious individuals use LLMs as tutors while others outsource learning entirely. | Tags: Psychology, Personality, Conscientiousness, Young Adults, Digital Media, Social Trends, Mental Health, AI Impact, Workforce, Generation Z, Behavioral Change | Author: John Burn-Murdoch | Source: Financial TimesSat, 09 Aug 2025 00:00:00 GMTSociety & DemographyPsychologyPersonalityConscientiousnessYoung AdultsDigital MediaSocial TrendsMental HealthAI ImpactWorkforceGeneration ZBehavioral ChangeJohn Burn-Murdoch