The conversation is no longer "Will AI replace jobs?" The more immediate question is: Will workers know how to use AI effectively? A recent Deloitte executive argued that many graduates still view AI as "cheating," while employers increasingly expect AI fluency as a baseline skill. The winners of the next decade won't necessarily be the best coders. They'll be the people who can learn quickly, work with AI, adapt continuously, and turn information into action. AI literacy is becoming as fundamental as internet literacy was in the early 2000s.