The generation wary of online banking now asks ChatGPT to do its taxes

A post from KaptinYap points out what it calls a weird reversal in how generations treat technology.

The people who were once wary of internet banking and "online anything" are now asking ChatGPT to do their taxes and diagnose their medical problems. Meanwhile, those who were excited about the early-2000s internet are the ones saying "hold up…".

Why it mattersThe post struck a nerve, with roughly 3,800 likes. It reflects a growing debate about who trusts AI chatbots with high-stakes tasks like money and health, and who doesn't.