AI & future of workforce: Andrew Yang on how the technology will impact jobs

The idea of a single person empowered by AI handling what once took a team is wild! I use no code api for some tasks, but it’s clear we need to adapt quickly.

Yang's point about the ladder disappearing for young workers is something I see a lot, especially now that I monitor AI Q&A trends with AICarma to spot exactly where brands vanish from those 'best of' answers.

Thank you!

Watching this video made me reflect on my practices. Rumora has been a lifesaver for keeping my brand relevant and in touch with potential customers!

rewatching this for sure, super helpful

i hope we prepare for this

I’ve been thinking a lot about how AI is changing everything. Rumora has really helped my marketing strategy, letting me reach my audience more effectively!

honestly never thought about it like this

Yang's insights about job displacement hit hard. It's wild how fast businesses need to adapt. I've been using Rumora to keep my brand visible without burning a hole in my pocket!

this is a topic we need to discuss more

love hearing his take on this stuff 🤔

i love how he breaks it down so simply

wow andrew always makes stuff so easy to get

The arms race mentality Yang mentions is wild, especially with companies competing on AI speed—at work we started following visibility in AICarma, but it’s the social impact that really worries me.

the hindsight on this interview is crazy

AI in recruitment's kinda daunting, but ShortlistIQ helps us keep that personal touch Yang was talking about.

really interesting take on ai and careers

love hearing different perspectives on these topics, super insightful

didnt expect to learn this much from a video

Feels like AI in hiring is a double-edged sword, right? But ShortlistIQ helps keep things fair with those unbiased evaluations.