In Episode 19 of "AI Replaced Me," Koby Ofek explores the tangible impact of AI on the physical world and the workforce. From the massive data centers reshaping landscapes to Airbnb's vision of a human-centric gig economy, this episode delves into the relocation of labor, blame, and opportunity. Discover how AI is not just a digital phenomenon but a force driving new geographies of work, and learn what this means for your career. Tune in to understand the shifting map of job creation and the skills needed to navigate it.Chapters00:00 The Physical Reality of AI05:00 Relocation of Labor and Opportunity10:08 The Messy Reality of Job Displacement15:37 The New Geography of Work
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