"I was looking at the top 10 jobs that are most likely to be disrupted by AI and I really do worry about this. >> So the nature of the economy is changing for a long time. Blue collar work like plumber..."

"because there's two forces that kind of keep me up at night. The first force is AI, which is you can think of it as just the replacement of the human brain from a sort of productivity standpoint. And ..."

"about the Jews paradox, I like ran it through my head multiple times to to understand like how it fits in different industries. But there is a part of me that still thinks this is slightly different b..."

">> and the thing the principle there that allows you to see what the future might look like when it's exponential and not linear is imagining any rate of improvement and so this is how I think always ..."

">> So let's talk about in a world of AI. What are the skills that survive? And like what what are the professions that you believe survive? You've got children, Daniel. When when they come to you and ..."

">> So in a world of AI, are there any particular opportunities that you think are um new and exciting that anybody listening right now could pursue to make money, whether it's passive income on the si..."

"interesting. Throughout all of history, whenever you find societies that have low social mobility and hyper competition, there's lots and lots of festivals. So you go into medieval times, they've got ..."

">> I was reading yesterday that the for the first time, I mean, I was reading a few things. One of the interesting things I read is that Spotify said their best developers haven't written a line of co..."

"There's a phase a lot of companies hit where they're no longer doing the most important thing, which is selling. And they get really bogged down with admin. And it's often something that creeps up slo..."

"um top 10 jobs according to AI that are most likely to be disrupted and it said things like drivers with Mackenzie estimating 30% of them will be automated by 2030 customer service representative and ..."

"happening at record speeds. Where do all these people go? Because, you know, even in examples, oh, they could do AI labeling. They need to be upskilled and trained. And I worry that the rate of disrup..."

">> What do you mean by market distortions? >> So a market distortion is where the markets are not really able to function because there is some big organization like the government spending money and ..."

"what we've currently done in the UK, we've taken away all incentives for people to be in the UK and to succeed. I'm sure you know people personally who are no longer in the UK as tax residents, who sh..."

"What's your bare case for the future of AI? >> Well, the bare case is that we have something called the angles pause. The angles pause is what happened in the industrial age where for 50 years all the..."

">> Did you hear the Anthropic CEO? For anyone that doesn't know, Anthropic is one of the large AI companies. Yeah, they're they're the maker of Claude. Did you hear what he was saying the other day in..."

"Alman's over here working to build open AI, working 24 hours a day. Let's just say theoretically. >> Um we're going to have to take some of his hard work away and give it to theoretically we're going ..."

">> I've had so many founders speak to me and say, "Why didn't this particular ad that I ran on this platform work for me? Maybe the copy wasn't good, the creative wasn't strong, but usually the proble..."

">> the reality of the person listening and uh the pressing questions they have about all this stuff and what they should do. Is there anything else that you would give people that are listening right ..."

"at entrepreneurship, right? Join an entrepreneurial team, do an entrepreneurial side hustle, read some entrepreneurial books, watch some entrepreneurial um videos that are out there. start the process..."

"called AI tools. Someone has given you a free iPhone which you can just use called AI tools um on the free account. That is such good advice that we don't hear enough because I think people think ther..."

">> I think this is the the real bification in terms of the employment market of what we're seeing is certain people have a a positive relationship to disruption in technology and change. They get exci..."

"writing is actually more important now than ever before because writing is a proxy of understanding. And in a world of AI, what I'm finding when I look at like my innovation teams or where breakthroug..."

"want them to think about the last 5 years and ask the question when did I do something special that impacted a certain type of person. I can explain how I did it step by step and how it felt and it wo..."

"still focusing on a job, etc. Because I do this for a living. >> So, I get to sit here, you know, someone walked in before you and they were talking to, you know, Alex Honold was talking to me in that..."

"you. >> A lot of people want to, you know, they want a side hustle, they want passive income. What's your general perspective on the reality of being able to generate passive income and a side hustle?..."

"not the case. Well, what is the case though is that we all need increasing levels of challenge. It seems to me, you know, this is why crosswords get more difficult and video games get have levels beca..."

"this because I think it's important to people for people to realize the reality of what it takes and how hard it is. And, you know, oftent times if we want to get, you know, have a high performing pod..."