Here's something I want this community to wrestle with today.

70% of college students now see AI as a direct threat to their job prospects. Nearly half of Gen Z workers say AI's risks outweigh its benefits. And students are responding by switching majors, hunting for something "AI-proof."

But when they ask professors and advisors for guidance, nobody has answers. Even university presidents are admitting publicly that they don't know which skills will matter in 10 years.

I think the answer is simpler than people are making it. The divide isn't between majors. It's between people who learn to work with AI and people who try to hide from it.

For those of you building AI fluency right now, what convinced you to lean in rather than pull away? Was there a specific moment where avoiding AI stopped feeling like a viable option?