Tom Bilyeu

Um, in that movie, spoiler alert, but it is very old.

They're building this thing to try to communicate with aliens.

And somebody, of course, blows it up because that kind of thing just it offends some religious center in our brain.

And so people can expect more and more violence related to AI as more job losses happen.

I've got a deep dive coming out about this, I think, next week or the week after.

So talking about this very phenomenon.

So.

And when people begin to see, okay, wait, the job market, like I'm even willing, I don't believe this is actually going to happen, but even if you say that AI is going to create more jobs than it eliminates.

You have to understand that the jobs will be different than they are now.

And what I think is going to happen is you're going to find that we go into a barbell shape of some people will go into what I'm calling the productive class and other people will go into the unproductive or charity class.

And the people in the unproductive or charity class will rebel.

and not gently.

So that is going to be this something that we're going to have to look out for.

So you always run into with any technological revolution, it's so transformative.

You always lose.

We've seen this over and over and over.

you effectively lose one to two generations that they can't retrain, they can't get on the new ladder.

So now I think it'll play out a little bit differently.

It will more be like there'll be a bifurcation of people that want to embrace the technology, get good, and they will remain viable

economically for the longest and then people that just check out of the system and some will check out fast and they will uh be prone to anger resentment and violence and some will just check out because they'll essentially get forced out of the system now like anything the vast majority of people will not be violent