Short motivational monologue advising which jobs are resilient to AI. The speaker lists three core skills to cultivate—vision (creating things that don't yet exist), taste (creative/curatorial judgment), and care (human-centered service/empathy)—and asserts that attaining world-class ability in these areas will protect against AI disruption.
What would a job be that AI could never take? Robots are coming. My rules. There's three things that if you get world class at, you'll still have an opportunity to get paid a lot of money. First one is vision. Have the ability to have a vision for something that doesn't exist in the world, but should. Second one is taste. You guys know the song Pink Pony Club? Yes. Somebody had taste to go, that's a song. That's a banger. And then the third thing. Care. At the end of the day, people still buy from other people. So anything you do around care. Incredible good use of your time. If you do those three things, you will not be disrupted by AI can you do that? That? Yes. Hell, yeah.
