Daniel Khachab

Like, let's be honest, like, they're the reason why we have this conversation.

Like, let's be honest, like, they're the reason why we have this conversation.

Like, let's be honest, like, they're the reason why we have this conversation.

Yeah, so when we look at the Western world, when we look at Europe and US, the most significant challenge to business is labor shortage. Like with millions of open jobs that we can't fill. Not necessarily in tech, also in tech, but in healthcare, in care for children, truck driving. These tend to be like the jobs in which we have the most scarce labor.

Yeah, so when we look at the Western world, when we look at Europe and US, the most significant challenge to business is labor shortage. Like with millions of open jobs that we can't fill. Not necessarily in tech, also in tech, but in healthcare, in care for children, truck driving. These tend to be like the jobs in which we have the most scarce labor.

Yeah, so when we look at the Western world, when we look at Europe and US, the most significant challenge to business is labor shortage. Like with millions of open jobs that we can't fill. Not necessarily in tech, also in tech, but in healthcare, in care for children, truck driving. These tend to be like the jobs in which we have the most scarce labor.

Even in hospitality, it's very hard for companies to find people to work there. So will AI maybe help us to reallocate our portfolio of labor to where it's most needed?

Even in hospitality, it's very hard for companies to find people to work there. So will AI maybe help us to reallocate our portfolio of labor to where it's most needed?

Even in hospitality, it's very hard for companies to find people to work there. So will AI maybe help us to reallocate our portfolio of labor to where it's most needed?

Yeah, but you know, if you sit in customer care and everything you get all day is complaints, that much better. And plus these complaints are also very repetitive. And you're sitting like there and just also doing the same 20 prompts every single day.

Yeah, but you know, if you sit in customer care and everything you get all day is complaints, that much better. And plus these complaints are also very repetitive. And you're sitting like there and just also doing the same 20 prompts every single day.

Yeah, but you know, if you sit in customer care and everything you get all day is complaints, that much better. And plus these complaints are also very repetitive. And you're sitting like there and just also doing the same 20 prompts every single day.

Yeah, exactly. And so that person, like we need that person very urgently. And now you don't need to be, you know, working hospitality, which is an extremely hard job, but like we need kindergartners. Just in Germany, we're short 50k, 50k. And the government has invested billions over the last, we're still short 50k. So wouldn't it be great just for general society?

Yeah, exactly. And so that person, like we need that person very urgently. And now you don't need to be, you know, working hospitality, which is an extremely hard job, but like we need kindergartners. Just in Germany, we're short 50k, 50k. And the government has invested billions over the last, we're still short 50k. So wouldn't it be great just for general society?

Yeah, exactly. And so that person, like we need that person very urgently. And now you don't need to be, you know, working hospitality, which is an extremely hard job, but like we need kindergartners. Just in Germany, we're short 50k, 50k. And the government has invested billions over the last, we're still short 50k. So wouldn't it be great just for general society?

And if we would have competent government, that would probably work out. But why does it not? So obviously, it depends on the country. But in a German example, it is mostly more or less public servants in which it's not very privatized.

And if we would have competent government, that would probably work out. But why does it not? So obviously, it depends on the country. But in a German example, it is mostly more or less public servants in which it's not very privatized.

And if we would have competent government, that would probably work out. But why does it not? So obviously, it depends on the country. But in a German example, it is mostly more or less public servants in which it's not very privatized.

I don't think so because AI today, like even the best LLM, won't enable you to build something like Salesforce fairly quickly. There's so much code, so much customization in there. Even if it would, then you would have to maintain it. And suddenly you need engineering resources to maintain an internal tool as opposed to engineering resources like building useful stuff for customers.

I don't think so because AI today, like even the best LLM, won't enable you to build something like Salesforce fairly quickly. There's so much code, so much customization in there. Even if it would, then you would have to maintain it. And suddenly you need engineering resources to maintain an internal tool as opposed to engineering resources like building useful stuff for customers.