AI is hitting white-collar jobs harder than construction trades. Over the next five to ten years, construction firms will outsource AI work to subscription service providers instead of building it in-house. Whoever controls the AI controls the information it produces.
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It's funny how AI has come in and most people thought AI and automation would replace blue-collar workers in the first instance, and it's actually turned out not to be that way. It's kind of coming for more of the white-collar stuff, which is interesting. But my view on it is, and correct me if I'm wrong, from a business perspective, is that we're going to move to you go to a service provider that has all the expertise, or you go to a new service provider who has the AI for the thing that you want and you pay to use that on a subscription. Yeah, that's kind of how I think things will pan out over the next 5 to 10 years. Who owns the AI is who owns the information. And yeah, it'll start off free, like everything starts off free, and then all of a sudden there'll be a subscription to use the thing, and then that's kind of how it will work.