Does AI Mean Bye-Bye to My Job? Why That Degree May Not Protect You
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Does AI Mean Bye-Bye to My Job? Why That Degree May Not Protect You
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Does AI Mean Bye-Bye to My Job? Why That Degree May Not Protect You
In this thought-provoking episode of Top of Mind Florida, Michael Williams and Brian Crowley are joined by cybersecurity expert Alan Crowetz, President and CEO of Infostream.cc
Together, they dive deep into the current reality and fast-approaching future of artificial intelligence — its promises, dangers, and disruptions. From AI’s impact on jobs, education, and healthcare to global power struggles and universal basic income, Alan breaks it down with insight, urgency, and humor. Whether you're tech-savvy or tech-wary, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Key Takeaways
- AI is poised to disrupt nearly every white-collar profession — including law, finance, education, and medicine.
- Exponential growth in AI technology could outpace society’s ability to adapt, raising concerns about unemployment and economic stability.
- Real-world applications are already reshaping how we learn, access healthcare, and even receive therapy.
- The U.S. and China are locked in an AI "arms race" with global leadership and national security implications.
- Now is the time for individuals to engage with AI tools — before the learning curve grows too steep.
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