jobs

“From an economy standpoint, more jobs get created by the unleashing of the saved money than get destroyed by the effects on the legacy industries.”

“When computers move into a workplace, they never take anybody's entire job, that what they do is they take away certain tasks”

“The Luddite fallacy is back. The idea that technology destroys jobs is the core fallacy that's been wrong for hundreds of years, and even that's back.”

“The most conventional entrepreneurs look for demand that exists but is currently unmet. Visionary entrepreneurship is the kind where the demand doesn't even exist yet. The reason that Jobs was such an inflecting visionary character was because he believed in l…”

“AI hasn't so far taken away any jobs it doesn't look like, so we'll, we'll see how that goes, or the net, on a net basis.”

“Why I won't destroy all the jobs and the sort of short version of it is because it's illegal to do that because so many jobs in the modern economy require licensing and are regulated.”

“In a healthy economy, technology should be something that enhances rather than supplants the value of labor, and I think there's too much fear that AI will simply replace jobs rather than augmenting so many of the things that we do.”

“I think I would be surprised if there were not five percent of jobs that exist now which AI has automated away over the course of the next decade. I'd honestly, I'd be surprised if it's not 10% of the jobs that exist now, I think.”