In this episode of Talk That Tech, Trey Scott (@ TechBagTrey) and Joseph Smith unpack the viral AI essay that claims most white collar jobs are about to be disrupted faster than anyone expects. The piece sparked intense debate across tech, finance, and corporate leadership circles, raising one central question. Is AI truly coming for your job or is this just another wave of hype?

The hosts break down the core arguments from the essay, examine what AI can actually do today, and explore which roles are most exposed in the next five years. They also separate realistic risks from exaggerated fear, giving listeners a grounded view of how to prepare instead of panic.

This episode goes beyond headlines and gives practical context on how AI is reshaping work, who is most vulnerable, and what skills will matter most in the years ahead.

Hosted by Trey Scott (@TechBagTrey) and Joseph Smith

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In this episode of Talk That Tech, Trey Scott and Joseph Smith break down how Super Bowl 60 quietly became a showcase for artificial intelligence. From AI generated ads and digital production tools to algorithm driven marketing strategies, the biggest night in sports turned into a live demonstration of how AI is reshaping media, entertainment, and advertising.

The hosts explain what this means for brands, creators, and traditional production teams as AI tools continue to lower costs and speed up execution. They also explore whether this signals a permanent shift in how major cultural events are produced and monetized.

If Super Bowl 60 was a preview of the future, this episode connects the dots on what comes next for sports, marketing, and the creator economy.

Hosted by Trey Scott (@Tech Bag Trey) and Joseph Smith

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In this episode of Talk That Tech, Trey Scott and Joseph Smith break down the $975 million experiment that could redefine the creator economy. Using Khaby Lame as the case study, the hosts explore how AI avatars, digital likeness licensing, and scalable virtual identities are transforming what it means to be a content creator.

The conversation dives into how brands are investing massive capital into AI driven digital personalities, how creators can extend their reach without burnout, and what happens when your digital twin can work 24 hours a day. Is this empowerment for creators or the beginning of replacement?

This episode examines the economics, ethics, and long term implications of AI avatars, and what it means for influencers, entrepreneurs, and anyone building a personal brand in the AI era.

Hosted by Trey Scott and Joseph Smith

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