@CryptoMike747
Ngl, I'm nervous for about 99.99% of the people who are gonna be left in the dust, including myself.
@bentray1908
The irony is that the more mid career professionals adopt AI, the more high quality data is ingested and the faster complete human obsolescence
@Petbrandpodcast
1:12:13 These people are so out of touch with reality that it's sickening. Most people, and I’m talking about 99%, don’t want to become entrepreneurs. They don’t want to keep solving problems every single day just to build a business and hope the profits will take care of them. Most people simply want a stable job, a stable family, and a steady life. Yet these so-called thought leaders assume that everyone wants to be an entrepreneur, use AI, and solve problems. Even if that were the case, who would buy from these people when everyone is just solving problems and building businesses? If everyone becomes an entrepreneur, then who will be the consumer? It's such a lame take, honestly. The only thing that's going to happen is that the top 0.000001% of people will end up managing all the AI services, while the rest will be discarded under the excuse that they're just not productive enough. Of course, these rich people with industry connections and capital to allocate are happy with AI advancements lower labor costs mean they'll enjoy huge profit margins.
@AMHurst
I appreciate conversation about AI. But, why aren’t there ever any everyday people in the AI conversations? Won’t teens, Moms, historians, journalists, economists, teachers, business people, poets, artists, be involved in the future? Don’t we get to weigh in as well? I feel like our future decisions are being ceded to techies. No offense, but do you see what I’m saying. Not to ask what or when, but why we are doing what we’re doing. You all seem to agree that AI could be an existential threat. I think you need way more people in the conversation.
@sohailabdali
I hear about abundance all the time. Can someone explain how this abundance, money wise, will come when many lose their jobs ?
@Steve-xh3by
I don't understand how anybody can think that the "abundance" and power conveyed by AI advancement is going to be distributed more equally than resources are now. We have the capacity right now to lift everyone in the world out of poverty and give them a comfortable life, yet we don't. Why? Because people who seek power and wealth like to horde it. Nobody should have even 10's of millions of dollars. They should give most of it away to those who actually need it. People are greedy assholes who like to dominate others. That will never change. AI will just supercharge the battle for supreme power and wealth. Those who control it (if it can be controlled) will use it to kill as many other humans as possible so that they can maintain control over as many resources as possible. This is how humans in power have ALWAYS behaved. Technological advancement has only ever benefited a proportionally small amount of humans in any era. The rest still live in poverty or economic slavery.
@bedtime9876
Consumer spending is 68% of US GDP. You say that white collar work will end. Blue collar work would then be flooded with desperate former white collars while also eventually being made obsolete from robotics. Who are these new entrepreneurs and existing businesses going to sell to?
@ЮрийКазанцев-т7б
Ill be real—after finishing Hidden Codex of Wealth by Dorian Caine, my first thought was "how the hell is this book even allowed?" It straight-up ripped apart everything school, family, and society taught me about money. No fluff, no motivational clichés, just hard, raw truths you wont hear anywhere else. Now I get why this book isnt mainstream—its too real. If you find it, grab it before its gone.
@Anders01
Our brains as you mentioned being wired for fear and scarcity, that's a very good point I think. Maybe we need inner change in addition to technological accelerating progress! The human nervous system has a great capacity for neuroplasticity and we could literally rewire it with things like mindfulness practices to align with abundance and safety, which will make it operate more efficiently and correctly in the automation age.
@brock45569
I foresee lawyers using this to search for previous case precedent and cutting down their research time a lot. I see engineers using this to help calculate all of the forces they need to create a new design in a much more efficient manner than the lengthy FEA process
@ukkc4355
It will be fantastic. If you are a billionaire.
@RichardMoore-qw8pf
Really interesting conversation — but I think there’s a gap that often gets missed in these high-level AI discussions. While the opportunities are exciting (entrepreneurship, productivity, automation), there’s not enough said about how ordinary people, especially in the Global South, will survive this disruption. AI is already replacing white-collar jobs that were aspirational in many developing countries — data entry, support roles, translation. The "learn English, get online, earn remotely" ladder is collapsing fast. Not everyone has access to AI tools, digital infrastructure, or reskilling programs. Without that, millions risk being left behind. We need to talk not just about abundance — but access, equity, and real-world survival for those outside the tech bubble. Would love to see more grounded solutions explored in future episodes.
@sunlee3555
Peters low 300k sub tells you the majority are not thinking or preparing for the future. This channel should be in the millions of subs
@soonheaven
Happy B Day Peter! Dr. Shiva lives in Cambridge, Massachusets, worked in AI, two decades ago, and teached at MIT. A leader of a nation should understand AI and it's benefits for the people, and Shiva is that person with a deep understanding of history, economy, science. He also invented email and is not given enough credit for it. Invite Shiva for an interview. Shiva is the voice of the people. US Pres. Dr. Shiva. Support!
@agi.kitchen
Indeed, a species-level reset grounded in AI
@YourVibeCoder
"AI is an Apex Predator" - Christopher Lafayette
@stevecasinoshow
this is a much better version of all in, glad i found yall
@MarcoMasseria
Happy 60th Salim! from here in Uruguay. Feliz 60ta Salim! desde aca en Uruguay.
@I-Dophler
When I need to drive a nail into a piece of wood, I’m not looking for a philosophical discussion with the hammer about the meaning of carpentry or the ethics of construction. I simply want the hammer to do its job—no fuss, no arguments, just reliable assistance in getting that nail firmly and precisely where it needs to go. After all, the tool’s purpose is straightforward: to help me accomplish the task efficiently and effectively, without unnecessary complications or distractions.
@user-old-b5f