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I'm Patrick Beady your host of the item and today we're going to talk about the one

topic that keeps coming up in the Democratic debates that's taking place

and that's universal basic income an idea that was brought up by Andrew

Yank is it a good idea is it a bad idea can we afford it we're going to look

into it in today's episode. Jobs being replaced by AI.

Even Kai Fooli, who's an expert, AI expert.

He's a Taiwanese venture capitalist.

He's got his PA chief from Carnegie Mellon.

Lots of respect.

He said in a recent interview with 60

minutes, 40% of all jobs could be replaced. 40% that's a lot. That's four out of

ten jobs. Two out of five jobs could be replaced, is what he's saying?

So, Pat, what do you mean, what kind of jobs can we replace?

Well, you're seeing videos with all these robots,

so they're saying drivers are going to be replaced by self-driving cars.

Financial analysts, computers are going to do all the animals. Why do we need a person

doing that? Transportation, food preparation, telemarketers, construction, farming, fishing,

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