Is AI Going To Take My Job?

It is.

So imagine with me, like you pull out your phone and You open up an app and you order a car and it shows up in just a few minutes at your house.

But wait, I know we've all seen that play out before.

But wait, this is different because nobody's driving it.

There's no driver in it.

There's actually no steering wheel.

There's no pedals.

So you get in and there's just a screen and you tell it where you want to go and it takes you there.

That's not the future, y'all.

That's right now.

That's happening even here in the city that I'm filming this in, in Tampa, Florida.

It's happening in Miami.

It's happening in Austin, Texas, and a handful of other cities where this new tech is literally rolling out.

So then the question is, hold up, with all this technology, if a car can drive itself, if AI can write copy, if AI can write its own code, if AI can design, if AI can do customer service, then what's going to happen to my job? What's going to happen to all the jobs? But hold on.

Maybe the question shouldn't be, is AI going to take my job? And maybe the question should be, how do I prepare for the world that is coming? How do I prepare for the world that's really actually currently developing right in front of me right now? So if you haven't seen the new cyber cab, here's what it looks like.

And it's made a big splash recently in the last couple of weeks.

Tesla has now kind of officially revealed it.

I've been watching it for over six months.

They've been leaking little things out.

Influencers and people on social media have been showing it.

But Tesla officially has done this big reveal now, and they're running ads for it.

So it's futuristic looking.

Some people love it.

Some people hate it, as a lot of Teslas and some of the design, right? It's an acquired taste for some people.

It's all gold.