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I was looking at the top 10 jobs that
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are most likely to be disrupted by AI
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and I really do worry about this.
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>> So the nature of the economy is changing
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for a long time. Blue collar work like
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plumbers, electricians, brick layers has
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been devalued. But it could be in the
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next couple of years. These are the
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roles that are elevated the most and
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that plumbers regularly earn more than
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lawyers. And for the last 25 years, I've
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been building companies from scratch and
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I've been through the global financial
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crisis and co but I have never
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experienced what we're experiencing
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right now. I've never seen more fear for
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the disruption that is coming. And my
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real bare case for AI is that [music]
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every time you go on AI, your request is
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going off to a big computer in a
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Walmartized building somewhere. And
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those big ginormous [music] computers,
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they last 3 to 4 years before they need
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to be replaced. And this year ahead,
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we're going to spend 650 billion and
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that could cause a massive financial
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collapse. That's the thing that I'm
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worried most about. However, I've never
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seen more excitement for the
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opportunities that are in front of us.
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So let's talk about in a world of AI
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what are the skills that survive.
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>> So I really believe that everyone should
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build a little bit of a personal brand
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not like to become an influencer but
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position yourself with a group of people
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who know who you are and know what you
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do and could enroll you in their
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opportunity. Second one if there's one
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skill set that everyone should be
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learning at the moment it's how do
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entrepreneurs think? How do
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entrepreneurs behave? What are the
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skills that make an entrepreneur [music]
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successful? And entrepreneurs just
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simply follow six steps and we do it
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over and over and over again. and we'll
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go through the six steps.
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>> So, are there any particular
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opportunities that you think that
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anybody listening right now could pursue
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to make money? So I think one of the
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best opportunities is
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>> that is such good advice that we don't
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hear
