Short excerpt from a YouTube video by Nick Kugelman ("AI doesn't have to take your job") arguing that AI will change work rather than eliminate it. The speaker says disruption is expected and pivoting is possible, gives Airbnb/micro-hoteliers as an analogy, claims AI lowers the barrier to development (natural language as a programming interface) and predicts that jobs will shift focus rather than disappear.
People ask me all the time. They're like, man, you're an AI. Aren't you worried that somebody's going to create something to disrupt you? I go, if they do, I know how to pivot. I know how to win. There's all this innovation that's come that nobody saw coming. The ones when they saw Airbnb go after the hotel space. There's a whole category, literally millions of people, that are micro hoteliers with AI. People think, well, all of a sudden, these tools are going to make developers obsolete. No, they just created a bunch more people who can develop. You now can develop because the programing language of AI is English or any langu you speak. I think the idea of work will never go away. It'll just change what you focus your time on.
