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The superintelligence is where things could get really nutty.
And we're already starting.
And that's where like the doomsday scenarios, Terminator
ones kind of come out of that group.
So what happens if, you know, all drivers go away?
Well, every self-driving car is four full time jobs
and every humanoid robot in a factory is five jobs, maybe six,
because those jobs you can you work for maybe seven hours
as a just physical limitation as humans were driving.
You can work a 12 hour shift.
And those are those are going to be here, folks.
And before 2030, you're going to see Amazon,
which has massively invested in this, replace all factory workers and all drivers.
The idea that when you order something from Amazon,
a human would touch it at any point in that supply chain is insane.
It will be 100 percent,
you know, robotic, which means all of those workers are going away.
Every Amazon worker, all those jobs, you UPS gone.
FedEx gone.
Every all of those are going to be gone and those companies will be more profitable.
And when you order something, it's going to come faster and cheaper and better.
And your Uber will be half as much.
But somebody needs to retrain these people.
And that's actually a very valid fear that technologists will tell somebody like you.
Don't worry about it.
They'll just be more jobs created.
The question is what happens to those people who get caught in the gap?
Right. And we had this happen in the industrial revolution.
That happened over 40 years, 50 years.
And, you know, the agricultural revolution, you know, again,
that was multi decades.
This one will happen in a decade.
And so it would be very different.
And yeah, you should be concerned.
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