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The world’s richest people employ large staffs of humans, like tax accountants, lawyers, money managers, personal trainers, and even private doctors. AI will soon be good enough to do all these jobs for everyone. Who’s building this?
This segment discusses how software has evolved to provide services once exclusive to the wealthy, such as private drivers and photo organization. The speaker highlights the transition from human labor to AI solutions, exemplified by the development of Google Photos, which automated tasks previously done by personal assistants. The focus is on how technology is making personal services accessible to everyone.
"software is a proven way to bring to everyone what only the rich could afford before as recently as 2009 only the world's richest people could afford a private driver but today Uber and Nao have broug..."
The speaker outlines the current reliance of wealthy individuals on human staff for personalized services like tax accounting, legal advice, and personal training. They predict that AI will soon be capable of performing these tasks, making personal AI assistants available to everyone. This segment emphasizes the potential for AI to transform the landscape of personal services and invites innovators to contribute to this shift.
"wealthy people still employed lots of human staff to provide personal services these are things like tax accountants personal lawyers and money managers but also personal trainers private tutors and e..."