Today we need a lifelong learning movement suitable to an AI-augmented economy.     Originally published on Forbes.com   Millions of students earned their high school diplomas this month. And as the caps and gowns are packed away, another generation will begin to look toward their careers. Most will spend some time in post-secondary education, but the majority will not earn a four-year degree. So even at this time of celebration, many graduates are worried. They hear technology is killing jobs. Even if you can find work today, who knows if it will be around for a full career?   What if these grads found out that a quarter of...