Our technology stack is changing
AI is replacing junior workflows. The routine work young people used to start out on is disappearing. Yet most schooling still prepares our kids for a world of exactly that kind of work.
So how do we prepare them for an AI future?
Code
Seeing how a task, workflow or system really works. Then setting out its logic clearly enough for AI to do the routine parts.
Content
Presenting the work so it persuades a customer, a boss or a supporter. Then building relationships with them that last.
Command
Making sound decisions with a real stake in the outcome. Then owning the consequences, so people can trust your work.
Skills like these take years to build, and they are best learnt by doing real work alongside mentors who already have them.
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I don't have all the answers. So I'd like to start with a conversation: get parents, grandparents, business owners and teachers in a room to talk through what it might look like to train the next generation.
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