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podcast network I'm Kara Swisher and I'm Scott Galloway and you're listening to

our special three-part series on the future of work where we look at the

business and technology trends that will shape

the workforce, employment and the very nature of work. Today we're kicking it off

with our very own predictions about how work will change in the coming years.

Scott let's get straight to it, starting with

what might be the biggest factor affecting jobs, artificial intelligence. Some

quick figures, just in the tech industry alone AI job listings are up 42% since the rollout of

chat gbt in late 2022. The overall market for IT jobs is down 31% in the same period. Big picture, how does AI affect the overall job

market in the next five years and beyond? You know, interestingly, at an event I had, I was talking to Alex Thomas, who was a CTO, and he thinks this is just going to change and decimate things as people try to get more efficient.

And a lot of jobs will be replaced across the workforce.

He was talking about tech specifically, stuff that can be automated and done by tech, ideas.

You know, everywhere you go, whether it's writing, especially white collar jobs, this is not a new and fresh idea.

Things are going to change.

Law associates, when they used to need, he noted, five, they're going to need two.

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