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And it could be in the next couple of years. These are the roles that are elevated the most and that plumbers
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regularly earn more than lawyers. >> What are the occupations that you genuinely believe won't exist 5 years
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from now? >> All of them. All occupations won't exist 5 years from now as we know them.
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>> People say lawyers are going to be disrupted. Well, well, I recently had a
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law legal case that I had to resolve and it was going to cost us £50,000, so $60,000
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uh as a start the process with a law firm. We took matters into our own hands and we used Claude and we actually fixed
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the process and resolve the process by spending $20 a month. and Claude gave us a coaching session on how to handle it.
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Gave us multiple decision tree pathways. Gave us the documents that we would need. Gave us an Excel spreadsheet of do
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say this, don't say this in the negotiation. And it made me realize, my goodness, what a lawyer is going to do.
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Uh because if all they do [music] is charge for time for money to regurgitate contracts, I don't believe we're going
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to need these business [music] models as they currently stand. I think they're
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going to have to change and adapt. I think a lawyer needs to take a completely different shape. Part
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business coach, part lawyer, part prompt engineer. They're going to be the key
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person of AI in the room who the lawyer's job will be to work with you on your AI prompting [music] and help you
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get the resolution. You're probably going to need a lot less of a lawyer's
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time. In the last 100 years, lawyers have had a very very stable role in society and a very professional role in
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society. But unfortunately, things things do change. The nature of the economy is changing. We've seen people
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who work with their hands and people who uh turn up to your house and fix your [music] house in a devalued role and it
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could be in the next you know >> [music] >> uh couple of years these are the roles
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that are elevated the most and that plumbers regularly earn more than lawyers simply because the nature of the
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economy has changed. One thing I've learned over the last 25 years is the pendulum swings. Very few things stay
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the same. There is always this swinging pendulum and the swinging pendulum is like, oh yeah, white collar work behind
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a screen is the high value thing. Oh no, it's actually blue collar work with your
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hands. You talked about supply and demand. We now don't have many plumbers and electricians and the blue ocean is
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now being a trades person.