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“AI godfather reveals which jobs automation will kill first”
the parts that go away aren't gonna be the parts that that people love to do. Right? So, you know, what have we automated recently? Well, for example, there aren't any toll takers, at the bridges anym
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...here is, yes, automation is cutting jobs or impacting them. I I just don't get why people are being so coy about this. Yeah. That was why I took the time to write it was because I think people are, pretending it's not happening, or wanna say, like, w
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...automation would happen quickly enough that it would displace large numbers of people. That might happen in some economies. In The US, if this administration is successful in bringing manufacturing back, that actually absorbs people who are displaced
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...first order automation we can do. I think there's a whole second order, because Omino is talking about today is, like, on that single community level, single building. There's this whole question about, like, how do you kind of organize, the entire e
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...that become more appealing when you take the physical labor out of it. Being a mason is an artisan job. Putting a brick down is hard physical labor, and so you can take the most physically taxing aspects of a job and improve it. Of course, everyone c
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...of a job. They'll be they're too busy to do it. They'll be they lack objectivity. They think that there's something special about what they do. Right? And so the unique thing about this is that they are an outsider watching people work and eliminatin
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driven job loss, Jason. Before we jump into the, Jason productivity hack, I'm just curious what your advice is for people out there who are concerned. We talked about, you know, AI won't take your job. People using AI will take your job. I think the
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...automation and job loss, but you're going to you're going to see some some significant impacts, particularly when you look out six or seven years. Computer programmers is one of them. Some financial service professions are them. Economists have a hig
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...description for this? All 12 hands go up. So now you think just HR. The entire blocking and tackling of it has been writing the job description and sorting through the resume. So then I asked the next question, which was, how did you sort through the
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...jobs are so monolithic but when you think about even like what a salesperson does, right, it's like yes they spend a lot of time with prospects, but they also spend time negotiating contracts, and they spend time doing post sale implementation and fo
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...help you with job descriptions. Let me help you craft out this plan. Let me help you refine whatever it is. If I'm utilizing AI for that, I can offer more in my service, and it doesn't take me much more time. But I'm I think we can all relate, I thin
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Automation and food prep. So we're seeing a lot of restaurants install robotic systems to make food and people are like, Oh, job loss, job loss. But let me just give you the counter side. The counter side is that the cost of your food drops in half.
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...jobs around the world. That's exactly that's fantastic. Well, so one way of thinking about it is there's sort of these two ends of the spectrum. On one end of the spectrum, there's companies like LinkedIn LinkedIn or Indeed, their job boards. And the
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...about automation, you know, the robots are coming to take all of our jobs. If the robots were coming to take all of our jobs, you would see labor productivity skyrocketing in this country. Okay. But you actually see labor productivity flatlining. And
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...jobs are being automated. It's a hot button issue. Yeah, it is. And we can put aside the fact that you and I probably believe that the more jobs will be created because of this. Yep. But what's the way for somebody who's listening to become proficien
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I think it's probably going to be one of those things where it's like, it's off in the horizon, off in the horizon, off in the horizon, and then all of a sudden it's here, and it's gonna feel very sudden. No. No. You are working with a lot of clients
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