I guess if kids don't have tradeable skills to sell, they better inherit all the wealth they will ever need.
I totally agree.
I believe that we should be the ones to encourage our children and young people in general to create skills and experience in the field, in my opinion it is something that will be useful not only in terms of work but also in all other aspects of life.
Naturally, scarcity is something that changes the perception of everything, even of skills, but, in my opinion, there is currently no danger that it will disappear because, as you rightly say, it is artificially created to create income.
You will see that all types of AI once perfected will all become paid so that you can make a profit on it and cannot be used by everyone; something that, in my opinion, already happens for the most complex and advanced artificial intelligences ... with the world they have shared the game useful for stoned the masses a bit and also to create a bit of addiction that can be exploited in the future.
My personal opinion of course.
Most of what we do is to service people to do things that don't really need to be done. Once AIs do that work, it will have a knock-on effect through every industry at a massive scale. People don't seem to realize that while say, 10M jobs are lost in one industry, that industry gets goods and services from other industries and the demand lowers across the board and then compounds.