Elon Musk A.I warning 'We NEED an OFF Switch'

What if by 2030, around 300 million jobs worldwide are replaced by AI? This chilling question begins our deep exploration of artificial intelligence's potential to radically reshape our society, our economies and our realities. Join for an intriguing conversation that was recently held between Elon Musk and the UK Prime Minister regarding the rise of AI and its potential implications.

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What if I've told you about 2030, around 300 million jobs are going to be replaced by AI worldwide. Last week, elon Musk had a conversation with the UK Prime Minister and they were discussing about AI, the future of AI and robotics and what are the things that we can do to avoid any dangers. You know, and I remember this conversation that Elon Musk had with the UK Prime Minister, and then he said are there minutes? Even if you buy a Tesla, it's not going to chase you up in the building. However a humanoid robot can, and we can't really just leave it to the software to eliminate. Eliminate that process, because imagine the possibility, imagine, I think of the terminate of the movie when I'm talking about this, but imagine the possibility of the robot taking over its own network, because that's already this program. It's a software that is running on the back end, you know, and they said we need to have some sort of referee and off switch, a manual off switch, and at the minute I think this is the best, the best that we can do, and what this means for the jobs. You know what, what kind of jobs are going to be replaced, and I think then they said we'll come to a point that when no jobs are needed at all because AI will do everything for you, and that's what scare you. That's scary right now, knowing 2030, because, since you know this information, now you need to take action, you need to adapt and and if you have a business, you need to pivot. You need to use AI to your advantage, which a lot of businesses have started using chapter, for example, which is an open source and everybody can benefit from that build a better service for the business. I guess I know for for a former example of that, a lot of marketing agencies I know they're using chat, gpt to create the boards for the customer service. Instead of having a customer service, a human, behind a desk, they have a chatbot which they've given them a specific task to answer specific, specific questions. From most most common questions, they refer you to a place or to a site and they even have the human interaction based on how you train the chatbot, which is, I guess, it's nice to have, but it's also it's also scary, because if I'm talking to a, to a chatbot, then and I don't know and at the same time, I think I'll talk to a real human, I don't know. It's just not really convenient and I think if the customer would know that, I don't think they were appreciated, but I think they would appreciate the amount of time they can get the information. So there's two ways, I guess, into this thing. Blackrock BlackRock is using an AI that's called Aladdin and they have been using that AI for over 20 years. But what they've said now? They said well, we're going to train this AI and use the AI to predict the future, how our economic world is going, and if you can predict your economy based on AI, that's gonna scare you, because now you can sort of influence and control the world. And what they also said with the World Economic Forum they said that we want to build the 15-minute smart cities, and I think I've seen a conversation with the UK Prime Minister having the same discussions. Now I'm not sure whether that will have those or not, but imagine. This reminds me of another movie, the Hunger Games. In this movie there's blocks, literally blocks, different areas, different blocks, and in my mind it's like blocks for the poor people and blocks for the rich people. You need to have some sort of access ID to go from one place to another. Take China, for example China real time. Right now you go into a grocery store and there's no people to serve you, there's no customer service. You scan your ID or they have even have facial recognition machines before you walk in. You buy whatever you buy and then you pay and then you go and they also have. Another scary thing is they have the digital print where, say, you commit a crime, they can recognize your pot sentence, even if they don't, even if the camera doesn't see your face, they can recognize your pot and so on. How you walk, you know even the things that you eat or the things that they get delivered to you. You just a digitalized number and they can control you based on that. This is real stuff. This is happening right now. No 2013,. No, in some sort of fiction movie or whatever. And yeah, imagine those 15 minute cities, imagine those things, Imagine the things that they can do like governments and apply those things. If that ever happens, you need to be so rich to be able to be in that level. On the other side, I mean because I wouldn't want to be in the poor side, like treating you like, because everything I think of is I think of the same like as the movies, because what we see in the movies is becoming reality day after day, so you need to be on the other side and that's what we're here for. The UK Prime Minister said they're gonna use the AI on the government site, which is the Govuk, and in a way that it can help people and because you can do all sorts of things in the government sites, from applying to a driver license to I don't know, establishing your business online and all that registering your business and what this means for businesses. You know we've seen, like Facebook, for example not Facebook, sorry YouTube, for example. You see so many faceless YouTube channels. They make a lot of money and they've used the opportunity when job GPT was really hot and all they do they take a script. They ask job to job GPT to write them a script. That's how it works and say, for example, give me the top five laptops for 2023 with the best aspects, hardware aspects, whatever for students, because now we have an ideal audience that we can sell that for, and then all you do is just hire a or you have to create the video. Do the video yourself, or hire a contractor on Fiverr, create a video and then just upload that on YouTube and have the affiliate links on the description below and when someone is searching for on about on YouTube or even Google, because it gets ranked, they buy and then you get a commission. Now do I recommend that business model? I wouldn't really, because it has become very saturated and I mean it's no brain, no one, no one wants to leave money on the table and everybody wants they see an opportunity, they jump into the opportunity. That makes sense and I think the best mid, the best business model, the best niche, I guess, is is you. What do I mean by this? You're the niche. It doesn't matter whether that is this podcast, it doesn't matter whether you want to create I don't know, skate, skating videos, but the niches, you, you need to. You're the main character, and my aim for this channel as well is to create and build a relationship as if you were sat right next to me and have a have a chat. This is, this is what I'm aiming for. I know I'm very into, very early into into this, but this is the end goal. You know, have you seen this video that's gone viral? There's an AI video, just like a car that is on fire and there's a crane ball that's swinging back and forth and you can literally see how realistic this video is, because it's just everything the graphics from the motions and everything. And I think Elon Musk is creating another software where you can imitate other people's faces and other people's voices and you can paint to use that software. I think how crazy is this? Imagine and that's also very scary because imagine using that on the TV. Imagine using this to passing down a narrative and you see, you may see a real face, but it's not really a real face. It's just an AI script that is running on the back end of the software. How can you trust AI nowadays? This is the thing, especially nowadays that all the attention has gone from the TV and from radios to podcasts and YouTube and Twitter, social media in general. You need to be more and more careful on what to believe and who to pay attention to and be influenced by. You see those verification bots when you want to submit a request or get someone's email and then you have to click the images with the crossways. Give this AI that you can pass through that process, because that's why it was created, because there were a lot of bots just spamming people on emails and then they had to come with a way and now you can even do that. How crazy is this? I think I'll just leave you with one question for the day Now that you know this information and you can literally get on YouTube or Google and search for anything, if you had to change yourself and if you had to build a future, what would it take? No excuses. What would it take for you to build a future in 5, 10 years from now?