That makes total sense.
We saw that just 2% of all jobs have any kind of AI skills. You're exactly right in saying those AI skills are traditional tech-based skills—things that require advanced training to use. There is a generation of new, generative tools that take natural language inputs and don't require the same technical skills to use.
That said, there is still a whole range of technologies that require those digital and technical skills to use. The new technologies aren't necessarily replacing them. They're more additive. They're operating in new areas in which the old technologies didn't help. There is still going to be increased demand and need for AI skills, broadly.
The same workers who don't have AI skills and are being asked for AI skills are going to be able to adopt the new tools, but they might not necessarily be able to use any of the older, existing tools.