Graduates are managing AI agents but learning less? This BBC piece hit close to home

The BBC talked to recent graduates whose jobs now involve a lot of supervising AI tools instead of doing the junior grunt work themselves. I'm two years into my first job and honestly relate: I review a lot of generated output but I'm not sure I'd know how to build it from scratch. Seniors on my team learned by doing exactly the tasks that are now automated. How are your workplaces handling junior development, and if you're early-career, how do you make sure you're still building real skills?