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Ravi Kumar

Ravi Kumar

Indian soccer goalkeeper

Sep 9, 2026

6:00
W- what do you mean by that?
6:01
Yeah.
6:01
This is something I've researched.
6:03
I went back to my ... scientific mindset of putting a thesis, applying it on my model, and then scaling that on a 350,000 people base.
6:13
Pyramids which were like this are gonna go flatter.
6:16
You're gonna go from hierarchical structures to network structures.
6:19
Middle managers did a bunch of things.

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13:39
That's who I think would be your bread and butter.
Gail Markovitz
Gail MarkovitzCORRESPONDENT
7:00
What's, what was the statistic that stood out that really surprised you?
7:03
We did a research in 2023, and we did another research in 2026, early 2026.
7:11
We also partnered with, uh, the World Economic Forum to do some joint research as well.
7:18
Um, you know, when we did this in 2023, we expected impact on every job, and when, when I mean impact on every job, the job by itself, uh, changes in form, uh, the tasks underneath change.
7:32
Some of those jobs will remain, but they will reforge in a different direction, and there'll be new jobs.
7:38
90% of the jobs we've, we actually in 2023 said will actually get impacted by AI, at least 10% of those tasks by 2030.
7:49
And here we are in 2026, 93% of those jobs when we did the second survey in 2026, we realized that, um, they g- they have actually got impacted.
Gail Markovitz
Gail MarkovitzCORRESPONDENT
11:41
What does that look like, especially for, say, a non-tech organization? What, what does that mean in practice? And, and I, and I'm interested also that you use language like bridge because it really is like building something.
Gail MarkovitsCORRESPONDENT
7:00
What was the statistic that stood out that really surprised you?
7:03
We did a research in 2023, and we did another research in early 2026.
7:11
We also partnered with the World Economic Forum to do some joint research as well.
7:19
When we did this in 2023, we expected impact on every job.
7:23
And when I mean impact on every job, the job by itself changes in form, The tasks underneath change.
7:32
Some of those jobs will remain, but they will reforge in a different direction and there'll be new jobs.
7:38
90% of the jobs we've actually in 2023 said will actually get impacted by AI, at least 10% of those tasks.

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Gail MarkovitsCORRESPONDENT
17:59
Does it mean that we're all going to become generalists?
36:29
What is your feedback to them?
36:31
Yeah.
36:32
Well, first I would tell them that, listen, you have everything already coded into your own DNA to lose that 30 pounds.
36:39
It's already there.
36:41
You just have to do the work and doing work is hard.
36:44
That's why people often just go for a drug.
36:48
They're like, give me this injection.

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48:21
my God, yes.
8:12
like- The universe has a sense of humor.
8:14
Yeah, right? And I said, Dr.
8:16
Sendel, I don't know if you could do neurosurgery here.
8:19
You guys barely have electricity.
8:20
I'm used to state-of-the-art neural navigation systems, ultrasonic aspirators, high-speed drills.
8:29
You got the lights and the filtration systems and everything.
8:32
You've got perfect control with the ultimate technology that costs millions of dollars in the U.S., And here you guys have a hundreds of year old stone building.

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23:35
And
23:59
Mm-hmm
23:59
... especially if you were, worked in loud environments when you were a young person.
24:04
And that hearing loss can lead to up to a 50 per- to 60% increase in, in dementia, namely Alzheimer's- If you don't correct it with hearing aids, which...
24:18
So this is a, what I'm saying here is this is a huge modifiable, very easily modifiable risk factor with today's technology.
24:26
If you know, if you have hearing loss or you know someone who does and they are not treating it, they are missing one of the biggest things they can do to prevent Alzheimer's.
24:42
Why does hearing loss act as a risk factor? 'Cause I have my theory, but I wanna hear yours.
24:46
Okay.
24:46
[laughs] So I, there, I mean, there's a couple theories out there, right? O- one is that you, the brain's, uh, basically processing power is being overloaded by trying to interpret it, interpret sound, uh, where it, that's not properly being received.
40:16
I don't think one should think in order to be successful, I
40:21
need to come up with some
42:47
Next question.
42:48
Hello monies, I am Ravi Kumar from J&B Madhavani Bihar.
42:51
My question is, it is said that in the real world, many skills such as communication, speaking and leadership are very important besides academics.
42:58
And I feel that I am somewhat lacking these skills.
43:01
And you are at a position where these skills play a crucial role.
43:04
You have met many great personalities around the world.

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