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Kim Komando Today

WestStar Multimedia Entertainment, Inc

News, Tech News, Technology

4.8 • 770 Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2024

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

Automakers say car subscriptions could earn them $1,600 a year. Plus, news on the Kaiser Permanente health breach, phony Verizon invoice emails, and a Waymo going haywire in San Fran.

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Kim Commando today, your daily podcast to keep you up to date with all things digital and beyond.
0:08.1	And I'd love to have you be a part of our podcast.
0:10.9	You can make an appointment to speak with me.
0:13.2	Just head over to commando.com.
0:14.7	And on the top right, there's a button that says email, Kim.
0:17.0	Fill that out.
0:17.6	And that's it.
0:19.1	So there was a survey.
0:21.1	They did it back in January of a couple of freelancers, 12,500.
0:27.2	Just a couple.
0:28.1	Freelancers.
0:29.3	And what they discovered in the survey is about 22% of them that are translators said they have lost money and jobs due to AI.
0:39.8	Well, of course.
0:40.9	38% of illustrators have also said they have lost money.
0:47.0	Now, this was in January.
0:48.5	We're four months later.
0:50.0	I mean, AI has been changing rapidly, even this in this short period of time.
0:54.5	89% of those surveyed said they are in desperate fear that their jobs will be 100% eliminated.
1:03.7	But remember, Amazon told us that AI is not going to cost anybody any jobs.
1:08.6	So don't worry.
1:09.8	That survey is totally wrong.
1:11.4	Don't worry about it.
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