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THESE JOBS WILL DISAPPEAR IN TWO YEARS!

February 18, 2026 / 00:43

This episode discusses the impact of AI on jobs, comparing it to past technological advancements. Key topics include job displacement, the evolution of work, and historical examples.

The conversation highlights how previous technologies, like automatic teller machines, did not lead to widespread job loss but rather transformed roles. The speaker emphasizes that AI may not follow this trend.

They draw parallels to the industrial revolution, suggesting that AI could replace mundane intellectual labor, similar to how machines replaced manual labor.

TLDR

AI may replace mundane jobs like past technologies did.

Episode

0:43

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AI is just going to replace everybody. In the past, new technologies have come in which didn't lead to joblessness. New

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jobs were created. So the classic example people use is automatic tele machines. When automatic tele machines

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came in, a lot of bank tellers didn't lose their jobs. They just got to do more interesting things or more

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complicated things. But here, I think this is more like when they got machines in the industrial revolution. And

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you can't have a job digging ditches now because a machine can dig ditches much

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better than you can. And I think for mundane intellectual labor, AI is just going to replace everybody.

Episode Highlights

Historical Context of Job Loss
New technologies historically lead to job creation, not just loss.
“In the past, new technologies have come”
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February 18, 2026

Episode Quotes

You can't have a job digging ditches now.
THESE JOBS WILL DISAPPEAR IN TWO YEARS!

Key Moments

Historical Comparison00:03
Industrial Revolution00:25
Mundane Labor00:36