AI proof businesses? Any business offering competent (and always needed) manual crafts and trades like plumber, electrician, locksmith ... Pays better than most online activities.
It is a great point that I think many underestimate how much can be made in manual trades. With this video I'm thinking not only for right now, but in the next few years as well. We've got companies like Tesla with the Optimus and the Figure 01 robots that will have AI integrated www.figure.ai/ We don't know exactly when and what utility people will get from these types of robots when they first come to market, but manual trades will no longer be AI proof. I don't say this as a bad thing though, because who knows, by the time that is happening maybe no one has to work and we are all free to do what we enjoy.
@@BryanMcAnulty I'm definitely interested in AI, but as for now. I can see that AI still needs input from humans if it wants to evolve. And manual crafts will never disappear completely, as well as neither photography nor AI image generation succeeded in abolishing original paintings made by humans. So, I do think in the end both sides will thrive together.
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AI proof businesses? Any business offering competent (and always needed) manual crafts and trades like plumber, electrician, locksmith ... Pays better than most online activities.
It is a great point that I think many underestimate how much can be made in manual trades. With this video I'm thinking not only for right now, but in the next few years as well.
We've got companies like Tesla with the Optimus and the Figure 01 robots that will have AI integrated www.figure.ai/ We don't know exactly when and what utility people will get from these types of robots when they first come to market, but manual trades will no longer be AI proof.
I don't say this as a bad thing though, because who knows, by the time that is happening maybe no one has to work and we are all free to do what we enjoy.
@@BryanMcAnulty I'm definitely interested in AI, but as for now. I can see that AI still needs input from humans if it wants to evolve. And manual crafts will never disappear completely, as well as neither photography nor AI image generation succeeded in abolishing original paintings made by humans. So, I do think in the end both sides will thrive together.
@@machandelverlagcharlotteer8698 I completely agree!