Jaspreet Singh

But really now, when you take a look a little bit deeper, there's a concept called underemployment.

Underemployment is, I went to college, I got a computer science degree, but I'm flipping burgers at McDonald's.

I got a job, I'm not unemployed, but I'm not doing what I should be doing or what I think I'm capable of doing.

We have a fast growing number of Americans that are underemployed and now come in AI, which changes the job market drastically.

And this is going to be, you talk about bringing jobs back.

It's not just going to be manufacturing.

It's going to be these AI jobs because it has drastically, drastically changed the job market already.

Moving, but right now a reduction.

We have not created enough jobs to make up for the job losses yet.

The goal and the idea is that we will have more jobs in the future.

When is that future going to happen?

I don't know.

ChatGPT came out in the end of 2022.

It's only been a few years.

And in those few years, we've seen a drastic change in the economic workforce.

And really a lot of that started in the last 12 to 18 months.

The reason being, as AI slowly starts to get smarter, more and more companies are saying,

Why do we need 10,000 human employees?

What if we have 3,000 human employees and 7,000 AI agents?

Actually, no, 70,000 AI agents, because it's gonna cost us a fraction of what it would cost us to have 7,000 other human employees.