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Welcome to The Bunker News Without the Nonsense.

I'm Alex von Tundselman.

Now, Elon Musk has never been shy about predicting the future,

especially when that future helpfully distracts his shareholders from current underperformance.

The billionaire's latest claim is that artificial intelligence will soon make most job skills obsolete, ushering in a world where machines

outperform humans at almost everything, and where within the next two decades, work itself

will become optional. Regardless, he says he's still happy for his kids to go to college,

not to learn skills that AI will soon replace, but for the social side of student life. While they

enjoy campus parties, the rest of us are left wondering which of our jobs will be next on Musk's

chopping block. Musk has already trashed Twitter, rattled stock markets, spread misinformation with abandon,

wielded a chainsaw at the United States government, and even allied with Tommy Robinson

in the UK.

Now he's stirring panic about an AI apocalypse which could put us all out of our jobs.

So as we head into 2026, we might ask, what's Elon Musk going to

ruin next? But how much truth is there really to this vision? And how is tech bro futurism

shaping public expectations about learning and work? His deliberately provocative statements

lean on hype and speculation, prompting a wider debate about the role

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