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Speaker 3: The zombie economy. Yes, so there have been projections that
Speaker 3: over three hundred million jobs will be lost or or
Speaker 3: terminated changed by artificial intelligence over the next decade.
Speaker 1: Right, three hundred million. So this globally or the United
Speaker 1: States globally, I believe.
Speaker 3: So this I've never heard a deem like this before.
Speaker 3: But zombie economy, what happens when millions of people don't
Speaker 3: have jobs, don't have anything to do all day, don't
Speaker 3: have you know, and literally computers and artificial intelligence are
Speaker 3: running society, like running society, like you go to to
Speaker 3: any you go to the clerk, you go to the office,
Speaker 3: you go everywhere.
Speaker 1: It is. It's just the robots. It's just robots running.
Speaker 3: It may sound like I'm fantasizing, but all movies usually
Speaker 3: come to reality.
Speaker 1: What happens? What happens if you have fifty million peoples? Now?
Speaker 3: Are they just They're kind of like animals, right if
Speaker 3: you think, if you think about what an animal, animals
Speaker 3: just out here is just living, just you know, just
Speaker 3: trying to find food and shelter, and that's it. They
Speaker 3: don't have any anything other than just food and shelter.
Speaker 3: That's their main objective, right, So it's like, does this
Speaker 3: turn the human being back to a primal species of
Speaker 3: and does just further why you know, colonization on Mars,
Speaker 3: different things of that nature. Is it only for an
Speaker 3: elite group of people to completely control society while the
Speaker 3: vast majority of people are left out in the wilderness.
Speaker 3: Hey hey, it's it's always funny until it happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but that was so part of that was
Speaker 2: like and it goes back to what we said earlier,
Speaker 2: and we were like, yeah, there's a wage gap, but
Speaker 2: what happens when there's a group of people that have
Speaker 2: no age? And so one of the things he said,
Speaker 2: shout out the polls, like, yo, this is makes more
Speaker 2: proponent Why universal.
Speaker 1: Income, basic income, basic income will be a part of
Speaker 1: the conversation like a welfare state.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because we there are three hundred million jobs that
Speaker 2: are going to be changed or replaced. Like, those are
Speaker 2: people that's not like, yeah, it sounds like the company
Speaker 2: lost his job or the cup jobs. No, those are
Speaker 2: people that are not going to have employment. Those are
Speaker 2: families that will not have the income that they once had.
Speaker 2: If they don't have a skill, what will they do?
Speaker 2: I don't know right now.
Speaker 1: I don't know way to use the technology for your advantage.
Speaker 2: Unless we unless we really understand the technology, educate ourselves
Speaker 2: on it, and use it to advance or to be
Speaker 2: an assistant in what we're doing.
Speaker 3: You know what's so crazy? I was just watching Access
Speaker 3: Hollywood shot out to Marry Lopez. Yeah, Jonathan Barrio Lopez
Speaker 3: and later no disrespect to Access Hollywood.
Speaker 1: But you know what disrespect is coming. This is New
Speaker 1: York slang thing.
Speaker 3: You know what they were showing. You know that what
Speaker 3: they were showing. They were showing it was kissing cam.
Speaker 3: So they had Bad Bunny and he was spotted with
Speaker 3: Kylie Jenner or what's it that's the name, right, Kendall
Speaker 3: and another actress they got spotted another actress and actor
Speaker 3: was spotted kissing at Coachella. And I'm just thinking to myself.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking to myself, like there's millions of people right
Speaker 3: now that are watching television, eating their dinner, looking at
Speaker 3: Bad Bunny kiss his girlfriend. Wow, three hundred million jobs
Speaker 3: are about to be replaced over the next five years. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and humans are in trouble and robots are taking over jobs,
Speaker 3: and a computer is solving math equations that no human
Speaker 3: could even think of. And this is the type of
Speaker 3: information that we're being fed.
Speaker 1: We got design, we're getting Frank Ocean meanings.
Speaker 3: But it trickles down from that to the rap debates,
Speaker 3: two platforms that interview rappers every single day, to the
Speaker 3: NBA Finals. I'm just saying that over the cost of time,
Speaker 3: it all ties in. If you can keep people entertained,
Speaker 3: they don't ask questions. Yeah right, Yeah, it's the old
Speaker 3: Roman circus.
Speaker 4: And the truth is like, whenever you have a society
Speaker 4: start to get degrade, one of the first signs that
Speaker 4: you'll see is that there's like a.
Speaker 1: Weekending amongst the men.
Speaker 4: And then also the job markets soften so much so
Speaker 4: when the last recession happened and everything became gig based. Okay,
Speaker 4: And I keep saying I said in twenty when you
Speaker 4: go watch every EPP for anyone who has any questions
Speaker 4: about what I think about investment in what you should do,
Speaker 4: go watch every episode of market mondays the jobs that
Speaker 4: were lost from two thousand and seven. In two thousand
Speaker 4: and eight have not been recovered yet. Then we went
Speaker 4: to gig economy and then tech and all these remixes
Speaker 4: of tech.
Speaker 1: That era is going to die off very soon.
Speaker 4: And I am very fearful that if we don't collectively
Speaker 4: learn how to use these tools, it's going to be
Speaker 4: used as a mechanism like fifteen x or one hundred
Speaker 4: x worse than programming in the early nineteen nineties, where
Speaker 4: we will not be able to have jobs because it
Speaker 4: is going to be a requirement, even on your job
Speaker 4: within two years to know how to use these tools
Speaker 4: to be the most efficient. If you are working for
Speaker 4: any company, I don't care what your position is. If
Speaker 4: you are not providing team to fifteen x minimum return
Speaker 4: for every dollar you're getting paid, the job is going
Speaker 4: to be in jeopardy.
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Speaker 1: they said, knowledge workers.
Speaker 2: Who's at writers, architects, accountants, software engineers?
Speaker 1: Well, and that it's another thing.
Speaker 3: And so we put a post on social media a
Speaker 3: couple of weeks ago and we're saying, like the five
Speaker 3: careers that AI which one of these news publications took
Speaker 3: that shout out to you guys for plagiarism, but that's
Speaker 3: a different story time.
Speaker 1: And they left. The information just came up.
Speaker 3: So one of the careers that we said that was
Speaker 3: probably gonna be replaced soon as computer programmers. And then
Speaker 3: a bunch of computer programmers were in the comments, like
Speaker 3: it's always the people that know nothing about computer that's
Speaker 3: always talking about computer programmers. Our jobs are safe, they're
Speaker 3: not gonna And then the CEO of Google says ship
Speaker 3: that computer programmers are getting replaced by computers. You have
Speaker 3: artificial intelligence, that's can that's replacing that. You have computers
Speaker 3: training computers. I don't know, he's he's only the CEO
Speaker 3: of Google. Okay, don't trust me, trust Google.
Speaker 1: You're ready to do You're ready do yo.
Speaker 2: On a positive note, on a positive note not that
Speaker 2: that wasn't, but.
Speaker 1: He said that.
Speaker 2: You know, the brilliant thing of about this is that
Speaker 2: more people care at the early stages of this technology
Speaker 2: than any other technology before. Right when you talk about
Speaker 2: how fast is developed, when we talk about it being
Speaker 2: the number one app that's ever been download, people are
Speaker 2: becoming because this is the information age, more people are
Speaker 2: becoming aware of some of the negative things that could happen.
Speaker 2: And so when you do that, then you can make
Speaker 2: corrections along the way, which is good, right, rather than
Speaker 2: it just happening and it's like, oh, what do we
Speaker 2: do now it's still in its infancy stages and such
Speaker 2: as what I don't I'm just saying if they if
Speaker 2: there has to be one, right, so like chat not
Speaker 2: unless you use open ai, like chat GBT two, Right,
Speaker 2: it still has malfunctions, Right, there's still pieces of it
Speaker 2: that way for you. Right, Well, if they watch the piece,
Speaker 2: don't know what hallucinations are. It's when you ask it
Speaker 2: and it gives you the wrong information. Right, Well, Chat
Speaker 2: GBT four is going to be improved. Right by the
Speaker 2: time they get to ten, it'll be even more so improved.
Speaker 2: But you're finding the errors and you're saying, Okay, this
Speaker 2: is how we can correct it, right, so that's a
Speaker 2: positive thing.
Speaker 1: No, Yes, I'm gonna go with you on this one.
Speaker 1: Oh like y'all was like yo, you know what me?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I mean if we're the more we're aware,
Speaker 2: then the more we can actually be uh proactive and reactive.
Speaker 1: Okay, got my honest thoughts. Please please please.
Speaker 4: This This is not meant to be useful for us.
Speaker 4: And this includes this like this is a one percent
Speaker 4: of one percent conversation, and as in humans, as in
Speaker 4: human beings. So I'm talking to top families, top governments.
Speaker 4: This is a tool of and I hate to phrase
Speaker 4: it this way, but this is the closest way that
Speaker 4: they're going to get back to slavery without an acting slavery.
Speaker 4: So if we need to reset our kind, they keep saying,
Speaker 4: it's a great reset. Now we're going in a quarter
Speaker 4: three of negative growth. If that is not a recession,
Speaker 4: I don't know what it is. And we need qualitative
Speaker 4: type being great, going to run the budget up to
Speaker 4: fifty two trillion dollars in debt. Now, if we have
Speaker 4: to kill three hundred million jobs, technically the number may
Speaker 4: be like five six hundred maybe eighty five million jobs
Speaker 4: will be affected here. This is a tool to wipe
Speaker 4: out the entire middle class permanently forever, including all black
Speaker 4: and brown people. Great, y'all want reparations, y'all want all
Speaker 4: these rights, and they openly say I'm not with the
Speaker 4: woke movement, and then all of a sudden, all the
Speaker 4: marketing dollars on Earth for their greatest rollout in history
Speaker 4: just look like get Richard, I try and rollout. And
Speaker 4: now they got the people even excited about using the tools,
Speaker 4: because of course we'll use it for a couple of
Speaker 4: years and it be for a benefit. But I also
Speaker 4: have known some people that have written stuff in Google
Speaker 4: docs and or chat GPT and then all of a
Speaker 4: sudden floated on another platform which was identical to their idea.
Speaker 4: Of course, mid Journey and some other places. If you
Speaker 4: have a paid version, the rights are yours technically, but
Speaker 4: don't be surprised if you see your artworks and creations
Speaker 4: end up on other platforms.
Speaker 1: So I think this is.
Speaker 4: The tail end of our run as a country, even
Speaker 4: though people hate when I say that the.
Speaker 1: Information is this isn't me.
Speaker 4: This the fucking IMF and Trilateral Commission like, this isn't
Speaker 4: stuff that I'm making up. This comes back to that
Speaker 4: reading part.
Speaker 1: No talking.
Speaker 4: You don't have to like my disposition or takes on
Speaker 4: the market. I was doing this before anybody black was
Speaker 4: talking about this Goldman and Citadel and Meta. Thank you
Speaker 4: Mark Zuckerberg for the mesters today. When can I come
Speaker 4: to menlo at HQ still no season desists. This is
Speaker 4: not for our benefit. This is for the benefit of
Speaker 4: companies in the top one percent of one percent. And
Speaker 4: if I didn't say that, it would be egregious to do.
Speaker 4: So y'all can writey'all other think pieces about how y'all
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