A veteran processes medical claims while training an AI to replace him, possibly within one to two years. Any job that mainly transfers or repackages data is at high risk. Seek work that requires skills AI can't do.
I think there's a couple elements of this. The first thing is choosing roles that are not gonna be replaced by AI in the very near future. I have one of my very good friends, he's a veteran as well. He processes medical claims, right? So they come from the doctors or he checks to make sure they're complete, sends it back if they need to fix anything, and otherwise he sends it for payment. And I asked him, I said, "Do you work with any AI tools?" He goes, "Yeah, they have us working with an AI tool right now." I said, "You're training your replacement." Yeah. You're gonna be out of a job in 1 to 2 years. There's no reason AI can't take that over once it has all the specifics. And so for me, I talk to a lot of people. If your job is just about taking data from here, repackaging it, and putting it over here, you're out.
