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Speaker 4: social media. So five jobs that I AI will soon replace.

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Speaker 4: Five jobs that AI won't replace. And literally this was

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Speaker 4: you guys takes on your take on it. Five jobs

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Speaker 4: that AI will soon replace soon. We'll go first, Well

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Speaker 4: customer service representatives, taxi and truck drivers. Okay, medical assistance

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Speaker 4: that is cashier. Now this one. Keys actually brought this

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Speaker 5: But think of it like this. You like, if you

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Speaker 6: And I tell the story all the time. I let

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Speaker 4: The athlete, Okay, I can't see an AI replacing athletes barber.

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Speaker 7: I can pick the type of lineup you want for.

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Speaker 6: But a chef, like on some Jetson's type situation.

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Speaker 4: Every So let's just get this strict. Every career is

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Speaker 6: It's all hologram. Yeah, it's just performs.

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Speaker 7: Oh, context, it's a big job. It's an important job.

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Speaker 4: I'm saying as far as money monetization standpoint, people don't

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Speaker 6: That's stick facts. They own Manhattan, right Alan.

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Speaker 4: From I'm just saying from a business standpoint, Yes, religion

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Speaker 4: But many. Yeah, it's definitely waning.

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Speaker 5: We've been talking about Edward. You have to go study

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Speaker 5: that book Propaganda. You have to know when to strike

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Speaker 5: and when people are afraid. They're looking for any semblance

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Speaker 4: So any other careers that you think could be replaced,

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Speaker 5: Oh you know what, that's really in trouble because most

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Speaker 6: It's over it.

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Speaker 5: When they did that jay Z voice that was crazy flow,

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Speaker 5: Yeah, but it's like, now I'm gonna be real. I've

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Speaker 7: When I saw a group posted yes and that's his engineer, and.

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Speaker 6: He like he had a whole paragraph he wrote about how.

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Speaker 7: We need to figure this out, because how do you

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Speaker 6: It is your intellectual property, but there is no law.

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Speaker 7: And even if you made a law here, what's to

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Speaker 6: In the national laws are changing, it's different.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, podcasting, most influencers, YouTube creators are gonna be in

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Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I think uh education, yes is in danger

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Speaker 6: But that's kind of how it is.

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Speaker 7: Like you're going to learn a lot of these things

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Speaker 6: I think that'll be safe. Yeah, I think you need

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Speaker 7: Technology stepped into waste management. There used to be four

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Speaker 4: Plumber, you can definitely use machine for plumbing, but think

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Speaker 7: Probably the plumbing work I've had done, it can't be

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Speaker 6: Like I've had to have pipes. I had a belly

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Speaker 7: They had to dig, they had to you know, like

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Speaker 6: And even trying to you ever see when they.

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Speaker 7: Put the the disc the stake to see like where

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Speaker 7: the problem is coming from. That you need a person

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Speaker 6: My god, they'll stop using the wipes. Yeah, they're not flexible.

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Speaker 5: Plumbers will stay construction commercial construction. What y'all think?

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Speaker 7: Thanks past Yeah, like boxable.

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Speaker 4: Well yeh, yeah, like.

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Speaker 4: Well in construction.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, the construction is endanger, it's in danger.

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Speaker 5: But it's important you learn how to use all these tools.

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Speaker 5: I know people feel like it's a lot of doom

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Speaker 6: To use like all the tools.

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Speaker 7: And we're talking about all these companies and how it

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Speaker 7: one to keep your eye on is C three dot AI. Okay,

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Speaker 7: C three dot AI is the ticker. It is the company.

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Speaker 7: Look at what they're doing. Their whole business model is

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Speaker 7: So if we're talking about all these professors that are

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