Multiple reports cite new research indicating that some British teenagers are shifting away from traditional part-time jobs and toward launching startups. The coverage says that, in a context where opportunities for young people may be more limited, some teens increasingly describe themselves as “founders” of technology-driven businesses rather than seasonal or Saturday workers. The articles also report that a large majority of those involved in these startup efforts receive assistance from artificial intelligence. The accounts do not provide detailed methodology, sample size, or specific outcomes in the excerpts provided, but they collectively frame the trend as a move toward entrepreneurship supported by AI tools. Overall, the sources emphasize that teens are not only pursuing startup ideas but also using AI to help with aspects of development or planning. The reporting focuses on adoption of AI and the changing way teens participate in work or business creation, rather than on broader economic impacts or specific company results.