Me too. You’re right though, learning and utilizing these AI tools should be a top priority for anyone. Especially for computer based jobs.

Well said. My intention is to make as much fucking money as I can within the next few years. Because I’m fairly certain the opportunities will be almost zero in 5+ years. People like to preach AI utopia with UBI, etc. But knowing how corrupt big business and governments are, they will most likely just continue growing wealth and all the little rats will continue to decline in whatever wealth they did have, which for most people is close to zero.

Try to make money now, then invest into tangible assets like duplexes, land, apartments, etc. That’s the only way I can think of to actually be “free” in 5+ years from now.

Well right now with ChatGPT, the most obvious answer is to either build a blog and generate articles in a few clicks. Just make a blog on whatever topic you’re interested in.

Or have ChatGPT make video scripts. Plug the scripts into a text to video AI like Pictory. Upload the videos to tik tok, YouTube, etc.

Producing content, posting content, and growing your social media account is probably the best option for most people as a side hustle.

Once you have a good following, then you can start promoting a product/service or get paid by companies for a sponsored post.

As someone with moderate ADHD, ChatGPT has been fucking awesome for my side hustle.

Task initiation is what I struggle with most.

With ChatGPT, you can make it do the boring part for you. Then just manually edit or prompt again to edit.

Highly recommend you start playing with ChatGPT

It’s ok, you can be the best scientist in the world in full drive vr

Here’s the one it generated for me:

The singularity is a time in the future when people and computers will become really smart and powerful. Some people think this will happen because computers will be able to learn and think for themselves, and they will be able to make themselves even smarter. This could make them a lot better at doing things than people, and they might be able to help us solve big problems. But some people are worried that if the computers become too smart, they might not want to help us or they might do things that we don't want them to do. So it's important to think about how we can make sure that the computers are always doing what's best for us.

I just said “rewrite the following product description using more humor and sass: {product description text}”

ChatGPT is fucking amazing. I can’t imagine what’s going to happen in the next few years, with it being so good already.

I imagine it’ll start integrating with other tools like gmail, spreadsheets, code editors, marketing tools, etc. Then it can complete actions too, like “look up x data and then organize it into a new google sheet”

I’ve been playing around with ChatGPT for my e-commerce start up and it’s been incredible for me as well.

I gave it my competitors product description and said to rewrite it with more humor and sass.

I was blown away by the result. Copy writing skills of an advanced copy writer. Everything made sense too.

What about utilizing quantum computers? Or is that not applicable

I think you’re confusing the reality of the next 5-20 years with 20+ years. This whole conversation I’ve been talking about the next 5-20 years. I doubt we’ll have full dive VR in less than 20 years but I could be wrong

I guess it’s just personal preference. I’d prefer to actually try and accumulate wealth, but I guess some people don’t care and are fine with being in a small apartment playing VR for hours.

That’s why I’m trying to become a millionaire now 🤣

But honestly, my dream is to have 2-3 acres of land with self sustaining features. Solar panels, wind turbines (smaller than usual), water well with filtration system, some chickens/goats, etc. I think all that should cost only about $2million or less, in Texas atleast.

Stock and gold maybe, definitely not crypto imho. I’m personally going to stick with land and real estate over stocks and gold. The reason being land is finite and I think eventually it will be more valuable than stocks/gold (if it isn’t already).

Get it! Don’t forget to implement latest AI tech if applicable in any of your features. Stay ahead of the curve 👊

Yeah I’m not talking about in 20-50+ years when there will maybe be a utopia. Even then, I don’t have much faith in a “utopia”, due to human nature let alone all the other problems.

I’m talking about the next 5-20 years and what that realistically looks like. The wealth divide will further increase and I personally don’t want to be stuck on the lower end. Like when AI replaces 50% of jobs within 10 years but there’s no UBI or utopia.

You trust governments to provide UBI? Atleast in the US, it will be hard to get that passed anytime soon. Plus I’d rather have a nice house, nice vacations, nice everything and security for my family. I don’t think that will happen if I sit on my ass and only collect $2,000/mo UBI

That’s a good point. I feel like those would be the last to go

What career path(s) are you thinking about pursuing, knowing all the job cuts will happen within the next 10 years?

100% agree. I don’t think people realize how good it is and how much better the tech will improve over the coming years

They realized we need pain to experience pleasure, so every 100th orgasm you get a simulated kick to your balls.

I came to your #2 conclusion. Anyone who doesn’t have money saved up and doesn’t want to be stuck as a slave in 10-20+ years, should try to start a business or side hustle now.

I would then invest heavily into land and real estate. Apartments, duplexes, venues.

I’m 28 now and thinking what it’s gonna be like in 20 years really makes me want to make big money within the next few years while it’s still somewhat possible.

What do you predict will happen at 25% , 50%, and 100% AI job replacement rates? Your prediction of when these rates will happen would also be interesting

For real, beats working at any fast food restaurant and tons of other jobs

What are the careers you’re looking into? Off the top of my head, things like electrician, plumber, and hvac technicians will be hard to replace right?