than ever before. Many jobless, many making strategic financial decisions about saving enough to afford their futures.
Nationally, about 33% of young adults (ages 18–34) still live with their parents, and this figure jumps to nearly 50% for those aged 18–29. Among slightly older young adults (ages 25–34), about 18% reside at home, a figure that reflects a persistent affordability squeeze driven by record-high rent prices and tough housing markets.
The younger the demographic, the higher the rate. Over half of 18- to 24-year-olds reside in the parental home. Across age groups, young men are more likely to live with parents (roughly 20% of 25- to 34-year-olds) compared to women (15% in the same age group).
Unironically and weirdly (and believe it or not), when I asked AI, AI even sources some ideas about what humans can do (!).
Sourced by AI from Medium and Pew Research Center...
AI can rapidly handle knowledge-based, computer-centric tasks like data entry, coding, bookkeeping, and drafting routine documents. Rather than entirely replacing these roles, AI often acts as a digital assistant, automating repetitive operations while humans manage strategy and complex decision-making.The extent to which AI can perform specific white-collar roles varies by industry:
1. Finance & AccountingBookkeeping & Payroll: AI easily automates invoice processing, expense tracking, and payroll processing.Data & Investment Analysis: AI instantly aggregates financial data, generates reports, and highlights investment anomalies.
What humans still do: Financial strategy, relationship management, and complex tax planning.
2. LegalDocument Review: AI can scan thousands of contracts or discovery documents in seconds to flag relevant information.Drafting: AI can generate standard legal clauses, routine motions, and case summaries.
What humans still do: Arguing cases in court, negotiating settlements, and providing client counsel.
3. Technology & ProgrammingCode Generation: AI platforms function as pair programmers, generating boilerplate code, debugging errors, and translating between programming languages.Documentation: AI can automatically generate system documentation and user manuals.
What humans still do: Designing system architecture, debugging complex systemic issues, and solving high-level logic problems.
4. Marketing & CommunicationsContent Creation: AI drafts emails, social media posts, basic blog articles, and ad copy.Market Research: AI analyzes consumer sentiment and large datasets to segment audiences.
What humans still do: Brand strategy, campaign conceptualization, and creative judgment.
5. Administration & Human ResourcesData Entry & Scheduling: AI handles calendar management, meeting transcription, and database entry.Recruiting Screening: AI is utilized to scan resumes against job descriptions and schedule interviews.
What humans still do: Employee conflict resolution, workplace culture building, and empathetic leadership.
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2025/04/17/the-shares-of-young-adults-living-with-parents-vary-widely-across-the-us/
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