India, Aug. 16 -- The algorithm may decide what appears on Gen Z's screen, but it does not get to decide who Gen Z becomes. At the We Women Want Conclave, young creators, artists and students pushed back against a digital culture of filters, trends, quick fixes and endless scrolling, making a case for something increasingly difficult to preserve online: authenticity. The message emerged across two conversations - Gen Z Logic for Gen Alpha and Slaying It: Women Gen Z & Adulthood - where fitness, beauty, AI, misinformation, social-media pressure and the expectations placed on young people became part of a larger discussion about agency. Fitness content creator Simran Khosla challenged the obsession with achieving a particular body type, arg...