The kids aren't AI-right

America, we have a problem: Young adults are scared and unprepared for the AI revolution upending their early career choices and prospects. They tell pollsters they're frightened, even angry, about AI's fast arrival. They're rightly unnerved by a tough job market for college grads. And most aren't remotely equipped by schools to be AI-savvy. This is a growing problem for just about everyone—kids, educators, employers, and politicians. The youngest, most technologically native age group should be among the biggest cheerleaders and beneficiaries of AI. They aren't. If anything, their feelings are growing more sour.