Hoffman: Mid- and upper-level white-collar jobs will transform first from AI
Reid Hoffman · No Priors Ep. 45 | With Reid Hoffman · Dec 21, 2023 · at 13:25
Reid Hoffman discusses the impact of AI on the labor market and advises white-collar workers on adapting to automation.
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“You know, mid-level white-collar jobs including some upper-level white-collar jobs, are one of the ones that are gonna get transformed first and most, most ferociously.”
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