Kathleen deLaski says AI won't kill jobs but will become a personal toolkit in your pocket. It'll accelerate learning, let you do more interesting work, and help you ask better questions as you start your career.
When I think about what it will be like in five or 10 years, when today's teenagers are finishing either high school and going directly to work or college and starting their careers, I get very excited for you all because I feel like AI rather than taking a lot of jobs away, there'll be some shifting around, sure, but mostly you'll have such a personal set of tools in your pocket to accelerate your learning curve and to get more interesting things done and to ask better questions.
