Dear Reader,
For 200 years, the machines took the hard, physical jobs.
Not this time.
This time they're coming for the desk. The cubicle. The salary with benefits.
The CEO of one of the biggest AI labs on earth said it out loud:
AI could wipe out half of all entry-level white-collar jobs.
Half.
Another put a number on the wages about to change hands. Three to twelve trillion dollars.
That money does not disappear. It never does.
It moves to whoever owns the machine doing the work.
So you get two options. Be the desk job. Or own the thing replacing it.
Dylan Jovine found the company quietly renting that machine to corporate America.
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"The Buck Stops Here,"
Kelly Maguire
Behind the Markets