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No job is truly safe from AI. A worker who combines human connection with AI tools beats one relying only on personal touch. Refusing to learn AI is like refusing to use a laptop, and you'll get outcompeted if you don't adapt.
No job is truly safe from AI. A worker who combines human connection with AI tools beats one relying only on personal touch. Refusing to learn AI is like refusing to use a laptop, and you'll get outcompeted if you don't adapt.
No, your job is not safe from AI. Like, so one of the debates I had was like, oh, but my job is safe because I'm going to be talking to people all the time and the human-to-human connection. Absolutely. I agree with that. But would I rather take Neil with human-to-human connection or Neil with human connection plus AI? It's clear to me that if you don't want to learn AI, you're just saying to me, Neil, I don't want to come to work with a laptop. I don't want to use electricity. That is what the equivalent of 99% of jobs. I think I'd rather pick someone with AI versus not. I think those kind of people are the ones that are going to get passed by by others and other corporations. But as a human, you need to try to improve yourself in continually learn more and get better and adapt with where the future is going.
