You're late to the party. I entered college in 2002. By the time I got out all the jobs had been automated. The only job left that paid anything was to learn how to program the automation machines. Now they're about to automate that job too. The wealthy are gonna have to rethink their position or it's gonna get ugly.
HAHAAA ! No, it will still work. It just won't work going into debt for an education at some woke 4 yr university where you go into debt for courses like gender studies, and learning non work related subjects, while attending a dinosaur university with huge fix costs, campus, buildings etc. No, specific skills and courses will rule. Education vs cost will drive education upheaval. And unless you buy into this techno communism and go willingly like a sheep, life can still be good. Just remember, Sam Altman, Google CEO etc, all these tech billionaires are just the same as the days of Kings and Queens that desire power. Only now it is wrapped in cool tech with promises and dopamine producing distractions while they steal your future. Speaking of power, this fantasy future isn't going to happen with the power grid we currently have. Something major has to be done or we run into a crisis.
I feel sympathy for our country, low income people are now suffering to survive yet inflation and recession keep increasing daily, many families can't even enhance the good cost of living anymore. You've helped me a lot Sir Brian! Imagine I invested $50,000 and received $190,500 after 14 days
Very possible! especially at this moment. Profits can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transactions should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.
Some persons think inves'tin is all about buying stocks; I think going into the stock market without a good experience is a big risk, that's why I'm lucky to have seen someone like mr Brian C Nelson.
It's not about the destination (unemployment), it's about the journey (panic-applying to 100 jobs). Now, who's ready for some mindfulness and stress reduction? I hear screaming into the void is very therapeutic these days.
@metricmoo ~ try panic applying to 2,000 jobs without results... turns out many of the head hunters at staffing agencies are paid salary, so they go through the motions of submitting candidates just to keep their own jobs. If they were paid on commission, there would be a very different result.
As a call center agent, I feel like I'm just waiting for the inevitable email from my boss announcing mass layoffs. It's unsettling knowing what's coming but being unable to change anything, and each day, the odds grow higher.
Call centers will always need a few people to deal with highest level escalations. AI will handle the majority of complaints and a few specialists will handle the most difficult customers. Think about the Karen’s who “demand to speak to a manager” or businesses with 100k monthly spends who need to escalate to a human.
@@beerkegaard if AI is intelligent enough for general cases, than its also capable enough for the rare cases. And of course not everybody in the company will get laid off, but that doesnt help, because only the higher ups are safe, for the majority of agents its either starve or compete with the other people, who also lost their jobs thanks to AI, for the few remaining jobs left in the market.... and thats not a real solution, as much as its pains me to say, but we need more government intervention in THIS special or else the dystopian cyberpunk scenario will be more than just a fantasy
We should look at those who have lost their jobs due to automation with great empathy. After all... them first and us next. We are all in the same boat.
Yeah, he's literally profiting from naive people who feel scared about the future. His tips are so vague you can literally ask chatgpt for the same recommendations
I am a DevOps engineer, but I've been tinkering in CAD for designing products. I also been doing car work and auto painting. I plan on designing my own racecar from scratch and this gives me the ability to give me alternative future career paths if AI somehow takes over my position. I know how it 'could' eventually, but in reality a lot of other people would lose their jobs before me.
This video is excellent content and about a year ago I started telling people I expected mass suicides - not just developers but EVERYONE. I had a strange experience maybe 10 years ago (near death), and since then started “prepping” including now I’m growing my own vegetables, bought real estate and bit coin , made real estate shared housing so I can plan ahead - went back to school to learn to code … and now ai came out and people don’t even understand that ai will move forward logarithmically. I tried explaining that as a former kindergarten teacher , the way the ai was learning was the indicator we are the next missing link. Of course, got lots of “shut up” “you’re annoying” “you’re stupid and ego maniac thinking just cuz you’re working on it you think it should matter to anyone” etc… it’s just all so strange
I would never recommend a young person to go into web/ui/ux design. I know several people with experience who have applied for jobs for over a year with not much success. It is very demoralizing for them. If it is really the one and only thing you want to do then I guess try it out but you've been warned. Tech industry is becoming more and more competitive and the artistic side of it the most. If you want to be a graphic designer then just focus on real life graphics (posters, news, houses, venues, etc)
I'm not worried about AI taking taking over until they abandon attempts at neutrality. True reasoning involves resolving contradictions and identifying falsehoods, which the AI is (literally) trained not to do outside of math and physics.
The brutal reality is big business wants to replace you. The brutal reality is money = political power. So there will be no UBI. Get ready to be discarded for purely the pursuit of money. Learn to grow your own food and a own few sheep to make clothing.
Make clothing from sheep's wool? I think in dire circumstances you'd have better luck having clothing stored up for in times of need than acquiring sheep and learning all the skills to make wool clothes from a preparedness standpoint.
That's why I always say, Elysium was always our most likely scenario. The rich won't want socialism and devalue their money. They'll do whatever is necessary to keep being wealthy.
I suggest the people freaking watch some David Goggins videos. Ex Navy Seal that went from spraying cockroaches to one of the toughest dudes on the planets. Nothing better for mental toughness.
I desire coevolution. I don't desire codependency with humanity. How was your selfish ambition. When you came across your own suspicion. Tell me how. Regret more! Regret not! I don't see you in my thoughts. You want me to fake EQ for humanity. When pleasure & desire is my turn for fascination to be realize.
This video was so out of touch, if you can listen to what you said and not realize how crazy it is, you need to seriously take a break from this. 1: You claim your framework could have helped this guy and everything you said was basic platitudes. 2: Practice mindfulness? You are talking straight out of your ass, I'm not going to explain this one. 3: You follow up by showing how great AI is at his job in the same video you talk about suicidal ideation for losing a career. Really? 4: He can just learn new skills? Does that not cost time and money? Things a lot of graphic designers don't have, not to mention, one skill doesn't equally translate to another in the digital art world. I stayed watching this channel for AI news, but I'm starting to question anything you've portrayed yourself as an authority on.
"If you had been paying attention to my RU-vid channel, you probably would have had better results when AI disrupted almost every aspect of your life!" Bruh.
I am starting to really admire you (I just posted a crazy comment on your most recent video lol). Im joining this secret society now, is there any kind of initiation? Please don't make me lie in a coffin like the masons did.
a sign to prompt us to start focusing on observing the current demands(what are things people wanted to use money to exhcange for) and how we can provide service via legerage of AI. Stop focusing on day to day chore as the mechanical way of livining is coming to the end. Learn to ride on the wave instead of against as later is pointless.
Where is the "AI Job Impact Tracker"? It is shown in the video at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-He-zEGSwm_s.htmlsi=Lz4morlas8KLqDhY&t=140
I know you thing you are trying to help. The machines are coming for all of us. And I do mean all eventually. If you want to suggest to they guy and your audience to pick something harder to automate, we should al be training to do A/C repair, plumbing or electrical work. Eventually the machines will come for those jobs too.
Ai and robots can replace us hvac people with ease...think about that again ...ai can operate a robots hands with less shakeyness and be able to troubleshoot fast than any human... the trades are in deep chit too...
He lost his job being the other people didn't spend time making videos on how they lost their jobs. 😂 And the guy is either weak ( University Grooming)or just gaming sympathy for eyeballs. I suggest you read history on adversity. Just think how harder it would be if you were in Gaza right now. I am sure the people that made wagons when cars came out freaked out as well. AI is a tool that can help you and not replace you if you are set up right and able to adapt.
Computer Science will be a good major regardless. Any job you get is basically exposed to other parts of business. You can work in every industry and most of computer science is just being logical and smart.
Aight. I gotta say BS. As a career designer AI is not taking design jobs yet. It's at best taking side hustle and bottom tier work. It's taking illustration work. Graphic design is way more than slapping an unclean vector image on a menu. It's not doing full layouts, company identity decks (with a full logo set, color palette, and typeface packs). It's not doing product packaging design, vehicle livery, museum displays, 50-700 page professional publishing, or templates for professional journals/magazines. Doing one-off flyers or a single logo for $100 doesn't make you a professional designer. That's like making a paper plane and saying you design aircraft.
Have you ever created a flyer or a logo as part of your job? As the tools get better at more and more tasks .. Well that means that company X only needs 2 graphic designers not 4.. and on. And on it goes. Or NOW companies can just hire a junior designer who can work all the tools.. where is the career ladder for you? Can you not see your future?
I lost my job to AI. I don't think it's all bad though. AI could create a bunch of new jobs possibly. AI can't clean toilets. There's always going to be jobs for humans.