The Future of Work Is No Work - Marc Coleman & Vivek Wadhwa

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  • Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
  • Marc Coleman Founder & CEO of UNLEASH Group discusses with Professor Vivek Wadhwa at NASA Research Park in Silicon Valley the future of work and jobless marketplace created by machines and A.I. and the opportunity for a star trek world and the dangers of a mad max world.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 29

  • @ubiguniversalbasicincomegu9369
    @ubiguniversalbasicincomegu9369 7 років тому +15

    We have an opportunity to change the definition of work to Adding Value. It becomes the responsibility of every human to develop their unique talents and share them. Not everyone has to be in technology. The arts add value that AI and automation cannot. Raising children is of the highest value, teaching, being of service. Humans invented technology to expand our potential. Our creativity, our ability to love and innovate adds value to the human race.

    • @jarirutanen8762
      @jarirutanen8762 6 років тому

      Bingo!

    • @davidcadman4468
      @davidcadman4468 5 років тому +1

      What you forgot to add, is the word YET!! If we can think it, we can create an AI to do it. Yes when we got the Frontal Cortex, we used it to expand our capabilities to control our environment, and ourselves. But you are not realizing that AI is like acquiring a whole new layer of brain functionality. So that like the Frontal Cortex of 2 Million years ago, it is in it's infancy as far as an application of brain function. We are looking at the future through a cloudy window, at shadows in a strange land. It will be up to our future to create the reality, we can't even dream of YET.

  • @barrycampion9679
    @barrycampion9679 5 років тому +2

    In England we boycott the self serve caheres, if u don't use it it gets removed

  • @outerspace6448
    @outerspace6448 4 роки тому +1

    3 years on an contact centers still still here. They have 40 hr weeks and time and a half for overtime pay and that's at major banks

  • @barrycampion9679
    @barrycampion9679 5 років тому +6

    Universal basic Income, just enough money to survive unless your rich already, world poverty

    • @ThePerimeters
      @ThePerimeters 5 років тому

      That's if you aren't maxed out on credit. You won't get anything if you're maxed out. You'll get a reason why! That's why it's important to pay off your debt NOW! And find other sources to rely on.

  • @renegroulx7029
    @renegroulx7029 2 роки тому

    Machines + Electrical engineering + Code = Automation

  • @johnbatchler8551
    @johnbatchler8551 6 років тому

    I do it for different reasons how to find holes in ai

  • @daveozip4326
    @daveozip4326 6 місяців тому

    I believe it will be Star Trek too, but we won’t get there by accident. We must have adults at the helm of the economy and we must have the right endpoint in sight.
    That endpoint must be Zero-Work, and how that is achieved is an open question. Machines will be doing everything humans are currently within a couple of hundred years. I know people want to condense the timescale, and maybe they’re right, but whenever it happens we must be allow everyone to live in dignity and healthily.
    If we continue the myth that humans will always be working then the wrong policy decisions will be made to ensure a level of unemployment. However if we embrace Zero-Work as a desirable endpoint then policy can be produced to make it work step-by-step.

  • @barrycampion9679
    @barrycampion9679 5 років тому +2

    It's the company choice, if they refuse robots?I'm not taking any robots, I'll keep my humans cheers

    • @calisthenicschicken8812
      @calisthenicschicken8812 5 років тому

      And your competitor WILL get robots and robots are way cheaper than a human, meaning products and services will get cheaper making it harder for u to compete because u want "humans" which are more expensive and then u end up going bankrupt, u cannot stop it or fight it, you innovate or die.

    • @amdee305
      @amdee305 5 років тому

      @@calisthenicschicken8812 👍

  • @simonbalazs7632
    @simonbalazs7632 4 роки тому

    3 Years have been passed I am still have not seen much change.. The automation will happen in the future for sure, but I think the shared service center stil have 5 more good years. but eventually it will be obsolate... toasted :)

  • @TheGammelfjols
    @TheGammelfjols 5 років тому

    A land value tax, is the anwer, only bye taxing land and replacing the tax on work, can we compete with the mashinens. tax land and the resurses not work and sales . Henry george was righ the single tax is the anwer.

  • @CraftyZanTub
    @CraftyZanTub 6 років тому +1

    Better get your exit bag ready.

  • @samirharris1
    @samirharris1 5 років тому

    The beat solution to sistam humans will be a universal pension scheme , for every automation and because of it unemployment rise can be checked by a effective tax system. That can be passed to humans ultimate by the respective government.

  • @truthseeker8483
    @truthseeker8483 6 років тому +1

    Call centres closed...all those Indians and Phillipinos will have to become cleaners....

    • @EndlessLands
      @EndlessLands 5 років тому

      Cleaning will be an excellent task for automation as well.

    • @ThePerimeters
      @ThePerimeters 5 років тому +1

      Bots can clean

  • @JB-gh1vk
    @JB-gh1vk 6 років тому

    lol just tax a shit ton of the profit from automated companies to fund universal basic income. problem fixed. the companies still make more profit, consumers are created artificially. you could even fund a lot of the UBI by wiping out existing welfare programs.

  • @davidcadman4468
    @davidcadman4468 5 років тому

    It is somewhat hilarious that Vivek starts out with talking to University Grads about 5 year careers and training for the next, in constant life long learning. Sure your wondering why I find it funny, or laughable, and not just strange, to hear that. Well, it's because when I graduated from HIGH SCHOOL in 1968, that is what we were hearing from our teachers here in Canada. And we were not heading into College or University Careers, just straight factory or sales force, white collar office jobs. The jobs that our parents pioneered in the early part of the 20th century, the 1910 to 1940's period of rapid change. Where they were guaranteed a career for life. So Progress has caught up with the University grads. But it has taken 50 years. btw, I'm 71 and in 3 days my dad, had he lived, would have been 100... TIME marches on, and waits for no man or woman.

  • @BobBob-kr5wr
    @BobBob-kr5wr 3 роки тому

    This hasn't aged well.