Lowe’s CEO advises young workers on AI and career priorities

Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison advises young workers to focus on skills and roles close to customers rather than corporate offices, emphasizing that AI won't solve practical problems like home repairs. While AI's impact on white-collar jobs is debated, demand for skilled trades such as electricians and plumbers is growing rapidly, offering promising opportunities for new graduates willing to pursue critical trade skills amid a labor shortage. Ellison's perspective highlights the importance of human-centric roles in an AI-driven economy.