Preparing for a Revolution: Why America's High Schools Need a Makeover Now The specter of mass technological unemployment looms large, with warnings from short seller Carson Block and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei sparking heated debates about the catastrophic consequences of unbridled technological change.
A century ago, policymakers and educators responded to similar job losses in agriculture by creating new high schools that prepared students for life beyond the farm.
Today, we face a similar inflection point, with emerging technologies rendering traditional notions of education increasingly irrelevant.