AI Taking Our Jobs Is BS 💩

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Humans are not going to be doing that

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work anymore, and they shouldn't. But,

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because we will have access to infinite

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scale of physical labor through

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robotics, it's going to expand

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industries unlike we can't even imagine.

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And it's going to create new industries

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that we could never create before due to

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physical labor challenges and

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limitations. People will be working more

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creative, less dangerous, less taxing

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jobs, hopefully being more fulfilled in

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their work and personal life. And I

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listen, I know I'm an optimist. that

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like very few people are saying this

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right now. Everyone's freaking out that

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AI is going to take the jobs. I call BS

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on that. Absolute BS. Maybe for a little

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bit in some sectors, we're going to have

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some problems with jobs. Totally agree.

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And it's up to us to figure out how to

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help those people and bridge them into

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the new world. But, for the most part,

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we'll come out better. 10-15 years from

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now, I have so much confidence that we

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will have more and better jobs for

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humans as a result of AI, as long as we

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can figure out how to have AI not blow

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us up, which I is a real concern.

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But, I'm not worried about the job thing

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long-term.

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The speaker expresses an optimistic outlook on the impact of robotics and AI on the workforce, arguing that while some transitional job displacement is inevitable, these technologies will ultimately eliminate dangerous labor, spur the creation of new industries, and lead to more fulfilling, creative work for humans in the long term.