This is a YouTube video titled "AI is coming after white collar jobs." It contains a conversation between two speakers discussing the impact of AI on various job sectors, particularly focusing on white-collar jobs and the future of labor in an AI-driven world. The discussion touches on concerns about job loss and the resilience of certain trades like real estate and skilled labor.
I don't see anything in 10 years or 15 years that is going to survive this AI robotic world other than owning real estate. So are you worried about your tenants and job loss and AI coming in and taking out a lot of the labor force?
AI, in my opinion, is coming after white cop trades. People like my dad. He was an H Vac contractor. He was working on air conditioning systems. My mom was a hairdresser. I don't think those are going to be replaced by AI. It's going to be coming after middle management, marketing, advertising, companies, hr, accounting, things that people go to college for and get that paper certificate for and say, Look, I'm a CPA. So I would say yes, I am 100% concerned about the.
