Peter Zeihan

Your job is to collate.

And AI can do that in seconds.

Once you start doing the value add, the way my doctor put it, it's kind of like 80-20.

It's like 80% of it's pretty good and 20% of it is really not.

And when you're prescribing medications, the 20% really matters.

So...

Doctors are fine, but the people who do the research for them, maybe not so much.

That's not where the job shortages are.

The job shortages in the advanced world, especially in the United States, are all blue-collar.

They're welders.

They're electricians.

They're not coders.

So it's not that this is a negative from my point of view.

It's just it's getting a little overhyped, and most of the people who are doing the writing and the panicking about it are, of course, white-collar workers.

Um, and that colors the discussion.

Uh, it doesn't mean that it will always be like that, but that's where we are now.

And the pace of improvement, while it's very noticeable, I would get, I would not yet call it revolutionary or particularly impressive.

Uh, I mean, I use it, but I'd like to think I'm pretty good at that 20%.

All right.

That's piece one, uh, piece two, the Chinese, um, uh,