Scott Adams

So are coders.

People who literally code for a living.

Everybody's like, oh, get a job coding.

Well, that's one of the first jobs to go.

If you're vibe coding right now, you just took out the living of somebody who was going to hit you with a $5,000, $13,000 bill for your iPhone app.

It's gone.

We're going to have a Cambrian explosion of iPhone apps to the point where there are going to be no apps.

We're going to the zero app world very soon where basically it's just AI on your phone and you just say, I think I'll have a spreadsheet now.

Rock, boom, spreadsheet.

And maybe it saves it and maybe it doesn't.

wow this is a this is a great question i have um 21 and 17 year olds and i'm dealing with this right now i would i i have to be as frank as i can be titles are not going to make very much sense in i i'm going to be very conservative 15 years very likely five years

Let's just say you have a daughter that wants to be a radiologist.

If she goes into radiology right now, most radiologists are already using AI to look at the radiology reports, right?

As a double test.

The radiologist is still overlooking it, but it's scanning, well, what's that little hazy thing over there?

well, I didn't see that, AI caught it, I didn't.

Nobody's gonna admit that yet, but I've talked to radiologists that are already freaking out.

I know one that said it's probably saved two lives just in his practice, because he would not have seen it.

So if you're gonna be a radiologist, you're not going to be prompting AI, you're gonna be conducting it.

So we're gonna move into this conductor function.