You can't automate your way to prosperity forever. Eventually, automation will cause mass unemployment, and no one will have any income to buy what you are selling. This is a prisoner's dilemma. You maximize your own good by automating, but once EVERYONE does that, it will destroy the economy.
This is one of my great fears. Very well said. In the interim though, we need to use the tools! If we want to make change in the world we need to thrive in the world. We need resources to do great work. My question to you is, are you using tools like this now ro do work more efficiently?
I think a company leveraging automation is great. However, prices never decrease due to the increase in productivity. NEVER. At the end of the day automation means LESS people employed. LESS people earning a living. Meanwhile the company is making more money per unit. Companies don't balance the destruction of people while chasing their profit. Think about it. During the 60's through to the 90's people had jobs, decent living wage jobs. Then there was the politician's globalization push and the push to move wealth creating jobs out to despot nations. Now in America we have rampant homelessness, greater and greater drug problems, rampant crime, decline in overall happiness ... and IMO simply because DAD can't find a meaningful living wage job to support his family.
I dont disagree at all. It's a major predicament. I do think technology has dramatically improved quality of life as a whole, and automation will as well. The question is how do we empower humans without replacing? This is my passion. Making AI and automation simple. Approachable. Practical. Videos like this I hope will wake people up and start learning skills now so they're not blindsided by company wide layoffs!
@@MarkSavant I agree with you in that people need to learn the skills necessary to cope with the automation and/or AI standing in for that warm body. However, my issue lies not so much with the "automation" of work, simply because I think automation is the direction we need to be going. Sure a person can learn some skills to cope with said automation but if a factory floor replaces 30 people with automation and then only needs 5 people to run/maintain said equipment 25 people are out of work. That owner still reaps the $$ of the 25 people, prices don't go down, now maybe prices don't go up as much ( but that's an if you never ever see or prove ) thus the one who automates reaps the entire reward with very little downside. It's the human condition that needs addressing. We as a species need to reach for the highest apple ( how else can we innovate if we don't stretch and get a prize ) but raping the tree on the way up ( leaving nothing for them below ) and then hoarding said bounty is causing strife and resentment. Business' want 15 years experience and pay HS wages. I think the problem is US. Greed is good ( only in as much as it encourages innovation ) but Greed is also evil because it gives moral authority to take more and more from those that don't prosper as well. Thanks for your reply.
@johnjacobjinglehimerschmid3555 all valid points John. Personally, I feel every human should have a side hustle. Not only does it teach new skills, bug can open avenues to freedom. Not easy, but a great means of staying relevant. We may be entering a new age of tens of millions of 1 persin companies. Perhaps that's a solution. Personally, AI empowered me to leave my day job last year, and my life is 10x better!
this guy just ripped off some other proeduction / media, strategicaly placed interuptions with his nonsense about how great he is. The problem is AI can do everything but customer service. When you need a human to interact and provide that customer service. how many times have you called in or chat with a bot. And you keep screaming Representative. But this is where business invest AI. AI is good for doing stuff like this. But customer service not so much
Exactly. Anyone who thinks you can automate customer service, is missing the entire point of customer service. The best way to save labor on customer service is to publish a FAQ page, and publish a list of phone extensions of exactly who to call for which department. This shows that the company is proactive at helping the customer solve their own problem, when it is routine and predictable. But there will always be problems that ARE NOT routine and predictable, and that is precisely when the customer needs customer service in the first place.
Link to video and statistic references in the video. I've got a platform and I will use the platform to wake people up. Even if I don't make a $ from adsense it doesn't matter. What matters is people understand and adapt now! I disagree with customer service to an extent. AI has made huge leaps forward in understanding and human interaction. It's only getting better, especially if Scarlett Johansen signs on, hah. I expect customer service in the future will be a call center with a couple humans and a hundred chat bots. Also, better than FAQ is a SAQ (should ask question). At least in the context of prospecting. Cheers yall!
This is a major fear of mine. We're going to see tens of millions of jobs displaced in a quick period of time. The way I see it though, is massive change will present massive opportunities. How are you adapting new skills in this changing time?
They will still have jobs. Just not stand there pick your nose type jobs. So people like me will be hired and the nose pickers. Well you guys have to pick up cans on the road.
Employers really care about efficiency. I know i do. The people that leverage tools to solve problems and be efficient will thrive. How are you using AI to be more efficient?
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Was going to the store and shoping for your own shit really that hard to do all this
Every second counts right?!
Learn to work on Robots for the future.
yep! My daughter is at robotics right now!
The video is good, but I think it's a little too quiet. I can't hear it with the volume all the way up.
Thanks for the feedback! Will look at increasing output volume. Does this AI trend excite you or scare you?
@@teknerd001 thanks for feedback!
You can't automate your way to prosperity forever. Eventually, automation will cause mass unemployment, and no one will have any income to buy what you are selling. This is a prisoner's dilemma. You maximize your own good by automating, but once EVERYONE does that, it will destroy the economy.
This is one of my great fears. Very well said. In the interim though, we need to use the tools! If we want to make change in the world we need to thrive in the world. We need resources to do great work.
My question to you is, are you using tools like this now ro do work more efficiently?
The terminator is here to stay
Find Skynet
I hope the robots just want to help us, not stomp us like ants! You sene robots working in person yet?
There's gonna be a new kind of porch pirate born from this
People gonna be shooting the delivery drones outa the sky yo! You ever had a drone deliver?
I think a company leveraging automation is great. However, prices never decrease due to the increase in productivity. NEVER.
At the end of the day automation means LESS people employed. LESS people earning a living. Meanwhile the company is making more money per unit. Companies don't balance the destruction of people while chasing their profit.
Think about it. During the 60's through to the 90's people had jobs, decent living wage jobs. Then there was the politician's globalization push and the push to move wealth creating jobs out to despot nations. Now in America we have rampant homelessness, greater and greater drug problems, rampant crime, decline in overall happiness ... and IMO simply because DAD can't find a meaningful living wage job to support his family.
I dont disagree at all. It's a major predicament. I do think technology has dramatically improved quality of life as a whole, and automation will as well.
The question is how do we empower humans without replacing? This is my passion. Making AI and automation simple. Approachable. Practical.
Videos like this I hope will wake people up and start learning skills now so they're not blindsided by company wide layoffs!
@@MarkSavant
I agree with you in that people need to learn the skills necessary to cope with the automation and/or AI standing in for that warm body.
However, my issue lies not so much with the "automation" of work, simply because I think automation is the direction we need to be going. Sure a person can learn some skills to cope with said automation but if a factory floor replaces 30 people with automation and then only needs 5 people to run/maintain said equipment 25 people are out of work.
That owner still reaps the $$ of the 25 people, prices don't go down, now maybe prices don't go up as much ( but that's an if you never ever see or prove ) thus the one who automates reaps the entire reward with very little downside.
It's the human condition that needs addressing. We as a species need to reach for the highest apple ( how else can we innovate if we don't stretch and get a prize ) but raping the tree on the way up ( leaving nothing for them below ) and then hoarding said bounty is causing strife and resentment. Business' want 15 years experience and pay HS wages.
I think the problem is US. Greed is good ( only in as much as it encourages innovation ) but Greed is also evil because it gives moral authority to take more and more from those that don't prosper as well.
Thanks for your reply.
@johnjacobjinglehimerschmid3555 all valid points John. Personally, I feel every human should have a side hustle. Not only does it teach new skills, bug can open avenues to freedom. Not easy, but a great means of staying relevant. We may be entering a new age of tens of millions of 1 persin companies. Perhaps that's a solution.
Personally, AI empowered me to leave my day job last year, and my life is 10x better!
DO NOT TRAIN YOUR AI REPLACEMENT 🚨
I dont think there's a way around it. Now is the time to think ahead. How can I use AI to do my job better? That's how you become irreplaceable!
I love the idea of a future world without the need for any single humans on it. What a time to be alive!
Lol, we can always be mined for energy tho8gh right? Wanna live in a pod?
@@MarkSavant We all ready do.
@chrisklugh might be a good time to go back to primitive survival skills right? Make fire with sticks?
@@MarkSavant Don't need to go that far back! Just Fallout back. lol
@chrisklugh if fallout turns out to be non fiction, we're screwed. 🙃
Maybe Zuck is onto something with his hundred million dollar bunker though
this guy just ripped off some other proeduction / media, strategicaly placed interuptions with his nonsense about how great he is. The problem is AI can do everything but customer service. When you need a human to interact and provide that customer service. how many times have you called in or chat with a bot. And you keep screaming Representative. But this is where business invest AI. AI is good for doing stuff like this. But customer service not so much
Exactly. Anyone who thinks you can automate customer service, is missing the entire point of customer service. The best way to save labor on customer service is to publish a FAQ page, and publish a list of phone extensions of exactly who to call for which department. This shows that the company is proactive at helping the customer solve their own problem, when it is routine and predictable.
But there will always be problems that ARE NOT routine and predictable, and that is precisely when the customer needs customer service in the first place.
Link to video and statistic references in the video. I've got a platform and I will use the platform to wake people up. Even if I don't make a $ from adsense it doesn't matter. What matters is people understand and adapt now!
I disagree with customer service to an extent. AI has made huge leaps forward in understanding and human interaction. It's only getting better, especially if Scarlett Johansen signs on, hah.
I expect customer service in the future will be a call center with a couple humans and a hundred chat bots.
Also, better than FAQ is a SAQ (should ask question). At least in the context of prospecting.
Cheers yall!
Automate people out of work and social interaction it will eventually be a socialist state and after a technocratic dictatorship.
This is a major fear of mine. We're going to see tens of millions of jobs displaced in a quick period of time. The way I see it though, is massive change will present massive opportunities. How are you adapting new skills in this changing time?
Intriguing
Game changing stuff! Nows the time to pay attention and shift
They will still have jobs. Just not stand there pick your nose type jobs. So people like me will be hired and the nose pickers. Well you guys have to pick up cans on the road.
Employers really care about efficiency. I know i do. The people that leverage tools to solve problems and be efficient will thrive. How are you using AI to be more efficient?