AI is no longer just helping you write emails or clean up spreadsheets; it is watching, learning and preparing to do the job itself. In this episode, Chris and Saied break down Zuckerberg’s stunning explanation of employee-trained AI, the corporate obsession with cutting headcount in the name of “efficiency,” Elon Musk’s robot economy and the trillions in wages suddenly sitting in the crosshairs. Add a labor market nobody fully trusts and a bond market flashing warnings, and one question remains: when productivity explodes, who still gets a paycheck?
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Job creation topped muted expectations (CNBC Chart of the Day via Instagram)
Andrew Yang vs. Chris Hughes: Are AI Layoffs Real or a Myth? (@opentodebateorg via Instagram)
Meta Begins 8,000 Global Job Cuts in AI Efficiency Push (LA Times)
LEAKED AUDIO: Zuckerberg All-Hands April 30 — "You're Training the AI That Replaces You" (@perfectunion via Instagram)
Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow: "We Got Rid of Our HR Team. Those Problems Disappeared." (Fortune)
Elon Musk on the Next 5 years of AI and Robotics (Forbes via Instagram)
Jeff Bezos on Squawk Box: "The Bottom Half Should Pay Zero. I Think It Should Be Zero." (CNBC via Instagram)
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