The Death of the Junior Class: How a Civilization Loses the Generation It Was Counting On — When AI removes the first rung of professional life, it does not merely replace junior workers. It interrupts the mechanism by which a civilization produces its future experts.

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The Death of the Junior Class: How a Civilization Loses the Generation It Was Counting On

by Steven Alber

Updated May 26, 2026

by Steven Alber

Updated May 26, 2026

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