There is a big elephant in the room that people are ignoring. AI is coming in disrupting job flow processes (everyone sees this) And the new graduates are not e

There is a big elephant in the room that people are ignoring. AI is coming in disrupting job flow processes (everyone sees this) And the new graduates are not equipped to enhance their work with AI (independently). The new graduates have already graduated through a curriculum based on self analysis and thought. AI will test their skills and make them obsolete. They are most at risk of structural unemployment. The advent of the Internet did the same for those who graduated right before 2000. These graduates did not have skills needed to work with the Internet. And often found themselves going back to school to learn a new trade. On the other hand, there are those who graduated and have 2 yrs experience on their side have built a job independence where they can try new things like AI and modify their work process. They are well positioned. The other thing people do not realize is though jobs will become quicker, quantity of jobs will be few for limited time. So imagine somebody who is testing chemicals that people up the supply chain are supplying. Now imagine that AI enhanced the testing of chemicals and sped the process, it has yet to sped up the supply. Give it a couple of years and industry will add more tests instead of reducing the amount of people who are testing. (there are no such thing as cost savings).