AIから逃げる人たち

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As AI transforms white-collar work, many people are turning toward blue-collar careers in search of security. But is fear the right reason to choose a profession? In this episode, I argue that the real question is not which job is safer, but how you can build lasting value through your skills and experience. I also examine why manual trades have always been essential, long before AI became a major concern, and why they deserve genuine respect rather than being treated as a refuge. Success in the AI era depends on continuous growth, commitment, and mastering work that truly contributes to society.

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