"This AI Revolution is not over-hyped. It is not made up" - Barack Obama
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DaddyFresh
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He's not lying. The tools they are coming up with using AI models ins already picking up speed and can do really cool shyt.
A prime example of this is that AI PC. Everything we do is feeding machine learning algorithms 
I remember when folks saw shxt like this in movies and dismissed it as entertainment.
I remember when folks saw shxt like this in movies and dismissed it as entertainment.
That’s why I’ve been saying for damn over a decade
immigration in America is the fukking worst thing in the world
Because AI & automation is literally going to take over more than half of the workforce …
so why would a country bring in more people from the outside? shyt is about to get real ugly
immigration in America is the fukking worst thing in the world
Because AI & automation is literally going to take over more than half of the workforce …
so why would a country bring in more people from the outside? shyt is about to get real ugly
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
I took your jobs
IIVI
Superstar
Everyone has been saying it, ignore at your own risk.
Additionally, invest invest invest.
Once in a lifetime opportunity to be in early on REAL tech before it just flies to the moon (figuratively and literally).
This is easy money right here.
NVIDIA, TSM, AMD (less so but good value), etc. are peanut prices right now compared to when the mass majority of the world is on A.I and using their tech.
People may not be able to work to find a job easy in the future, but smart investors will be able to make a living off a terrific portfolio built at this time.
I’m keeping an eye out to see who’s going to be the Chinese Semiconductor and Chips company who’ll be BYD in the industry. They’ll show themselves the next few years and I’ll roll a good amount of money made from those other companies into it.
Additionally, invest invest invest.
Once in a lifetime opportunity to be in early on REAL tech before it just flies to the moon (figuratively and literally).
This is easy money right here.
NVIDIA, TSM, AMD (less so but good value), etc. are peanut prices right now compared to when the mass majority of the world is on A.I and using their tech.
People may not be able to work to find a job easy in the future, but smart investors will be able to make a living off a terrific portfolio built at this time.
I’m keeping an eye out to see who’s going to be the Chinese Semiconductor and Chips company who’ll be BYD in the industry. They’ll show themselves the next few years and I’ll roll a good amount of money made from those other companies into it.
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This makes me so sad. It's been so long since we have had competent leadership like him.
Nowadays we have a conman grifter making decisions about society .
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I doubt it, ony lower white collar jobs for now.
Anybody who works in Corporate America knows human interaction is a necessity
Anybody who works in Corporate America knows human interaction is a necessity
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I wish openAI had gone public. I was the first person I knew using ChatGPT almost 3 yrs ago. I was ready to splurge if they had gone public then.
I wish openAI had gone public. I was the first person I knew using ChatGPT almost 3 yrs ago. I was ready to splurge if they had gone public then.
DaddyFresh
Superstar
Yeah, marketing, customer service, receptionists etc are super cooked lol
Piff Perkins
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White collar so we're talking finance, banking, accounting, management, clerical, IT, engineering, etc. I work in finance and don't believe the destabilization will happen as quickly as people claim. I also think a lot of work that involves client interaction will be fine for a long time. Things like tax and auditing will remain human based for most of our lives going forward.
A big AI danger to me is that as experienced/older people retire they're going to almost entirely be replaced by millennials - perhaps the last generation we will have that has basic soft skills and computer literacy. Younger people at companies doing grunt work are going to be replaced by AI instead of advancing up the corporate ladder. It's gonna be us (people in their 30s) taking over. And once we go it's a wrap. So if you're in your late 20s-early 40s you need to lean on your skills HARD right now. You can read better than the average person graduating from college right now. You have better social skills. You have better problem solving skills. On average, at least. Use it to your advantage because the difference between us and these kids is STARK.
I'm not exaggerating. A lot of the college grads I interview these days are abject idiots. So if you are older do NOT feel bad about not being where you want to be. Find something you do and double down on it. You can out perform these kids.
A big AI danger to me is that as experienced/older people retire they're going to almost entirely be replaced by millennials - perhaps the last generation we will have that has basic soft skills and computer literacy. Younger people at companies doing grunt work are going to be replaced by AI instead of advancing up the corporate ladder. It's gonna be us (people in their 30s) taking over. And once we go it's a wrap. So if you're in your late 20s-early 40s you need to lean on your skills HARD right now. You can read better than the average person graduating from college right now. You have better social skills. You have better problem solving skills. On average, at least. Use it to your advantage because the difference between us and these kids is STARK.
I'm not exaggerating. A lot of the college grads I interview these days are abject idiots. So if you are older do NOT feel bad about not being where you want to be. Find something you do and double down on it. You can out perform these kids.
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