Andrew Yang
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 29 Jul
Andrew Yang’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And our reception, my reception genuinely was better.
My wife got pissed off because I was the one ordering cars and whatnot.
And she was like, you know, like on, I think she was on Verizon, not to, you know, beat them up too much.
But Noble Mobile, I got to say, like folks like Chelsea Handler and Scott Galloway, when they take it abroad, they're even more excited about it.
Now, AI is going to eliminate millions of repetitive cognitive and repetitive manual jobs in the US.
44% of Americans' jobs fall into one of those two categories.
And right now, it's hurting entry-level white-collar workers, otherwise known as recent college graduates, most directly.
You're seeing the number of coders that are being hired out of school fall off a cliff.
Customer service personnel also constricting fast.
I have friends who are partners at law firms who are saying, look, I can do better work than a third year associate much more quickly and cheaply.
And now I don't have to spend all this time training some newbie at a law school that for a while is kind of a value sink.
So AI is here and unfortunately,
this whirlwind, this buzzsaw is just going to spin faster and faster.
So we need to move to a different way to get value into people's hands, particularly because our data was used to form these large language models that are now empowering trillion dollar enterprises.
So the average American is going to see reduced job security and their kids coming home with nothing to do after college.
And meanwhile, these companies are just going to grow and grow in both value and impact.
So I wish I was wrong in 2020, but I got to say my stuff is aging a little bit too well.
I mean, you're essentially repeating exactly what he's saying.
So right now, U.S.
GDP is at $84,000 per person, give or take.
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