THESE JOBS WILL DISAPPEAR IN 3 YEARS
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We have an entire generation that is out We have an entire generation that is out of college today that will struggle of college today that will struggle of college today that will struggle unfortunately. unfortunately. unfortunately. >> By 2030, what do you what do you expect >> By 2030, what do you what do you expect >> By 2030, what do you what do you expect the symptoms of AI to be? the symptoms of AI to be? the symptoms of AI to be? >> I'm bold a little bit on this on on the >> I'm bold a little bit on this on on the >> I'm bold a little bit on this on on the fact that 30% of jobs would disappear by fact that 30% of jobs would disappear by fact that 30% of jobs would disappear by 2028. Okay, off some sectors, not all 2028. Okay, off some sectors, not all 2028. Okay, off some sectors, not all sectors. If you think about call center sectors. If you think about call center sectors. If you think about call center agents, yeah, probably. Uh if you think agents, yeah, probably. Uh if you think agents, yeah, probably. Uh if you think about graphics designer, yeah, probably. about graphics designer, yeah, probably. about graphics designer, yeah, probably. >> What do you think it looks like in terms >> What do you think it looks like in terms >> What do you think it looks like in terms of unemployment, but also like of unemployment, but also like of unemployment, but also like societal impact? societal impact? societal impact? >> I think the Great Recession had 6% >> I think the Great Recession had 6% >> I think the Great Recession had 6% >> Yeah, we've never seen numbers like >> Yeah, we've never seen numbers like >> Yeah, we've never seen numbers like this. this. this. >> Even economists who project just a net >> Even economists who project just a net >> Even economists who project just a net loss of about 6% of US jobs by 2030, loss of about 6% of US jobs by 2030, loss of about 6% of US jobs by 2030, they are mirroring the severity of the they are mirroring the severity of the they are mirroring the severity of the Great Recession. Great Recession. Great Recession. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> The real danger is a hiring freeze on >> The real danger is a hiring freeze on >> The real danger is a hiring freeze on entry-level white-collar jobs. AI entry-level white-collar jobs. AI entry-level white-collar jobs. AI automates the grunt work, which means automates the grunt work, which means automates the grunt work, which means companies are shrinking their teams and companies are shrinking their teams and companies are shrinking their teams and cutting off the bottom rung of the cutting off the bottom rung of the cutting off the bottom rung of the corporate ladder for the next generation corporate ladder for the next generation corporate ladder for the next generation of workers. of workers. of workers. >> Correct. >> Correct. >> Correct. We have an entire generation that is out We have an entire generation that is out We have an entire generation that is out of college today that will struggle of college today that will struggle of college today that will struggle unfortunately. My advice to them is unfortunately. My advice to them is unfortunately. My advice to them is learn the tool and focus on learn the tool and focus on learn the tool and focus on human-centered jobs.
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human-centered jobs. human-centered jobs. >> Like what? >> Like what? >> Like what? >> Like playing jazz. >> Like playing jazz. >> Like playing jazz. >> Not a lot of people can make a living >> Not a lot of people can make a living >> Not a lot of people can make a living from playing jazz. from playing jazz. from playing jazz. >> I understand that, but you a lot of >> I understand that, but you a lot of >> I understand that, but you a lot of people can make a living by being a people can make a living by being a people can make a living by being a nurse or buying being a counselor, nurse or buying being a counselor, nurse or buying being a counselor, anything that that connects to humans. anything that that connects to humans. anything that that connects to humans. I just want to constantly come back to I just want to constantly come back to I just want to constantly come back to this. this. this. None of that has to happen. If there really is a democracy If there really is a democracy and the government is supposed to do and the government is supposed to do and the government is supposed to do what's good for the people, the people what's good for the people, the people what's good for the people, the people need to stop letting this from need to stop letting this from need to stop letting this from happening.
Summary
The discussion centers on the potential impact of AI on the job market, particularly entry-level white-collar roles, with projections of significant job displacement mirroring the Great Recession. The practical advice for those entering the workforce is to learn AI tools and focus on human-centered professions like nursing or counseling. However, it's also suggested that proactive public pressure on governing bodies could prevent these negative outcomes.