AI vs Jobs: What Happens to 90 Million Workers by 2030?

So from a consulting and problem-solving, I wanna ask this question, what separates a good problem solver from a great one?

Yeah, I'm gonna give you a different perspective.

What will solve problems much better than human beings is gonna be AI.

We're already seeing that, you know, some of the math stuff that's actually going on at this moment in time.

So the, all what we're doing here is we're, we're shifting problem-solving away from human beings.

We're shifting in the direction of AI.

It's not fully there yet, but it's going to be, and it's probably going to be in the next two, three years.

I saw this morning that Sam Altman was talking about actually AGI appearing this year in OpenAI, and it might be a lot of PR around a potential IPO, et cetera, et cetera.

But nevertheless, we're heading in that direction.

AI is really good at problem-solving.

You then bring something else into it, and that's quantum computing, and all of a sudden there's a whole new generation of problems that can be solved by massive computing power and artificial intelligence, and I'm thinking about things like material science, right? So, you know, inventing something that replaces our aluminum on aircraft would be absolutely massive, and it's a huge problem.

But we as human beings, even with AI, can't really solve it at this moment in time.

But you add those two things together, it'll be much better at working through problems than we would ever do because it's so much better.

It's so much faster, it's so much broader thinking, so much more in- eventually more creative than we are.

You mentioned that by next 2030 or something in the near future, the IT jobs gonna be wiped out.

Why do you believe so? That's my question number one.

And second thing, what do you think people would do?

So IT jobs being wiped out, so that's a, that's apocalypse.

You know, basically Claude actually can, you know, code stuff faster, better, et cetera, et cetera.

I'm not a coder, you know.

I'm the business end of technology.

But even I actually asked it to write an app for me the other day.

It did, and it did it to the point I had a fully functioning app.

So, you know, technology folk will move higher and higher and higher up the pyramid, right, with more and more experience.

But the problem is, is that the AI tech is catching them up very quickly, and is going to actually surpass them probably two to three years, as I say, the 2030 bit to actually go with it.