Claire Zau
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 15 Jun
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that person now, 150 years later, is probably doing something a lot more fulfilling and interesting than being a human alarm clock.
Or I think when I think about computers, we literally had women plugging wires in and out to
process, compute.
And so I think jobs will always evolve.
I think it's easy to look at today and see this technology and think that they're, like, I don't even think there's really a true, maybe for certain roles like coding, contact center work,
where you do see one-to-one replacements, but most times you see that labor being abstracted to like a higher, more useful level.
I think, for example, the banking analogy, I did a video a couple of days ago on cloud finance agents.
And, you know, obviously a lot of fear around this is going to take multiple analysts.
What happens to analysts?
And I'm like, when analysts were staying up till 2 a.m.
moving logos around and like manually typing notes, was that a fulfilling experience?
task for them.
Probably a more fulfilling task is learning the judgment and storytelling around how to pitch or how to tell a story around an IPO.
That's a much more interesting task for an analyst to do than manually moving logos, which AI can do now at 2 a.m.
And so I think there's a little bit of a tunnel vision when it comes to this labor story.
And I also do 100% agree.
And maybe this is where I feel like a strong...
passion about is just this whole idea that tech is often misinterpreted.
AI itself is just this encompassing thing that people, they don't recognize the ways that it's used already.
We've already had AI for Siri, facial recognition.
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