Four new AI jobs for the future

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Kim Komando 0:00
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Kim Komando 0:46
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Andrew Babinski 1:10
Six, seven. You know the new thing parents are supposed to do, right? What? When the kids say six, seven, and they do the hand gesture going up and down, you're supposed to respond with eight, nine, and do the hands to the side and look like a fool. And that's supposed to make it uncool to do six, seven, and soon that trend will die.
Kim Komando 1:28
Well, if you type 6-7 into Google, your screen's going to wiggle. That's hilarious, actually. That's good. They got a sense of humor right there. And dictionary.com made it the word of the year, even though it's numbers.
Andrew Babinski 1:40
And two of them.
Kim Komando 1:43
You know, I had somebody actually ask me, I meant to take a screenshot of it. They wanted to know if 6-7 really was insider speak because you're a boomer.
Andrew Babinski 1:53
No.
No.
Andrew Babinski 1:55
No. My son had a concert. He's a saxophone player. And the maestro was talking to all his parents and explaining the process and how they got there. And he said, you know, and we practiced about six or seven songs. And when he said that, every single kid in the band started doing the six, seven. That was that intentional? No. Really? Yes. He just forgot that, you know, anytime you say six, seven around a child. It's even got to the point where the clock says 6.07. My son goes, wait for it, wait for it, and then goes 6.07 when it goes to 6.07. Okay, now you have to explain to people what it means because it doesn't really mean anything. It doesn't. It's just an annoying way to communicate with each other. They're trying other numbers like 4.1.
Andrew Babinski 2:38
You might hear 4.1. It's based on a rap song talking about a basketball player whose height is 6.7. And in the song, the rapper just goes, six, seven. And then the song goes on, and that just caught on. It's just slang. Maybe we should try that. What do you want to do? I don't know.
Kim Komando 2:55
Nine, two. Why nine, two? I don't know. Well, I guess, why six, seven? Exactly. And on that happy note, welcome, ladies and gentlemen. It's America's largest, best, award-winning, biggest show about all things digital. It's called The Kim Commando Show because, after all, I'm America's beloved digital goddess, here with you once again, registered trademark. And also joining me is Andrew Babinski. He's my co-host and also the co-host on the morning show on 99.9 FM. And you can find us in Phoenix, Arizona, by the way. You can find us on over 425 top stations from coast to coast. And whether you want us as a podcast or in your favorite radio app, just search for my last name, Commando, and that's with a K, of course.
Kim Komando 3:35
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Andrew Babinski 3:54
I thought they were cool. Yeah. Especially the fact that when they started pitching them and saying they were going to be available, that it could act as a generator.

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