Miller: U.S. Education Must Meet Needs of High-Tech Jobs

The video discusses the evolution of technology and its impact on employment, drawing parallels between historical mechanization and modern high-tech advancements. It emphasizes the need for improved education in STEM fields to prepare for future jobs, advocating for high-tech apprenticeships over traditional college degrees. The challenges of implementing apprenticeship programs in the US are explored, highlighting regulatory and investment barriers. The discussion also touches on the regulatory environment's impact on employment and company operations, particularly in the financial sector.

What were the concerns about mechanization of farming 100 years ago?

How does the speaker suggest we can prepare people for high-tech jobs?

What is the importance of science, technology, engineering, and math in education according to the speaker?

What does the speaker imply about the aspirations of young people today?

What challenges do companies face in investing in apprenticeship programs?