Artificial Intelligence And The Big Tech Industrial Complex

We need to prepare now to survive seismic shifts coming to employment, healthcare and our way of life.

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is here to stay. Some think it’s the greatest thing since Al Gore invented the internet (LOL), others think it is the rise of the Antichrist. Most aren’t really thinking about it at all, but they should, because it’s going to affect them profoundly in the next couple of years. What we’re going to address here is how those of us who live a prepared lifestyle must consider the ramifications of Artificial Intelligence, to Artificial General Intelligence, then finally to Artificial Super Intelligence on our lives going forward. Only with this knowledge will you have a chance to survive in the amazing and terrifying new world that is almost upon us.

Proponents argue that AI will greatly simplify our lives. For instance, it might help doctors enhance the accuracy of their diagnostics on their patients. It can help improve the quality of education, both for our youth and those of us who are well past college. Some say it can perform sophisticated autonomous tasks, such as driving, and reduce accidents. It can even enhance interactions with customers to reduce hold times at various agencies and businesses.

What isn’t being said in the sales pitches and investments in AI systems is how many jobs will no longer be needed once AI hits full mainstream. Accountants? Lawyers? Consultants? Even loan officers and real estate professionals? How many of the tasks performed by these professionals can be handled by a computer? The truth is, very nearly all of them. Some of the tasks are obvious, like accounting. Even lawyers will become obsolete (maybe that goes into the proponents column, IDK). Consultants? You know, those high-priced guys who examine your business and make suggestions as to what can be improved? Sure, a great service before AI, but now very nearly obsolete. You can just feed your business data to Grok and get the same, or even better recommendations in ten minutes for very nearly free, rather than the several hundred thousand dollars your inept cadre of senior vice presidents now pay the same consultants so they can keep their jobs. Even real estate agents can be replaced by a personal AI assistant that can search the homes, check their availability, set appointments, and provide the lockbox codes so you can go house shopping at your convenience and on your terms.

With the astronomical rise in AI technology, the issue is about how many jobs will no longer be needed. What will those people do? Could that be YOUR job? Really? You MUST ask yourself this… what do you do that a computer, or an AI robot, cannot do, faster, and more accurately? Are you sure? If you’re honest, that question should have been a gut-punch.

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