Tim Paradis

You know, companies are, it's not that nobody's hiring, it's not that there's no hiring.

You know, in the U.S.

here, the overall employment rate is quite low, but there are, you know, people who have been out of work for more than six months or so is ticking up.

And so for certain people in certain fields,

it is really tough and particularly where there's that, you know, influx of AI.

I think there's a lot of question around companies are asking, what can we do with AI and what do we need people for?

And, and, you know, can we just do quote unquote, do more with less?

It is.

I deserve that kind of introduction.

They're starting to look like really, well, okay, they're not looking like you're wearing a computer on your face anymore.

Yeah, I think we're going to start hearing about smart glasses a lot in the next year.

And I think a large part of that is because of AI.

Not convinced.

Because, what?

You're not convinced?

No, but here's what's going to happen.

So you can buy the Apple AirPods now that can do that translation automatically.

That is cool.

So I think with the smart glasses, there's going to be a microphone, there's going to be the visual effect.

So I think it's going to be able to start doing things like maybe somebody will talk and it'll start automatically transcribing that conversation and putting it into your notes on your computer.