AI Is Already Replacing You (Here’s How To Get Ahead Of It)

0:00This week I read three different headlines on major companies utilizing AI and laying off workers and everything else that completely shifted my view. I actually went from thinking that AI is years to come and all this stuff is going to happen then to this stuff is here right now. And if we don't start changing as business owners, if we don't start changing as people with jobs and everything else, we will be left behind. So we're going to discuss all three of these headlines all the way from meta laying off 20% of its workforce to Elon stopping production on the Model X and the Model S to Pokemon Go actually being this massive front for AI data collection. And today I've got my bald co-host Brian DeVille with some of my bald co-hosts. Let's go, baby. Bro, let's jump right into this. So meta laid off 20% or they're going to lay off 20% of their staff. I don't know if it's happened quite yet, but basically they're saying it's due to AI. Wow. And I look at this and it's like, well, this is tens of thousands of jobs. I mean, they're a company with at least 100,000 employees. And on one hand, I've looked at it from just our

1:07own perspective. We spend six figures a month paying meta for ads. And like we have no interaction with humans. Every time we talk to an account manager, it's useless. And I've always wondered, I'm like, yeah, I mean, I don't even know what these guys are doing over here half the time because the account managers aren't much help. But what do you think about when you hear headlines like this? I give my thoughts. But when I hear laying off 20%. I think it's going to negatively impact the economy. I think the unemployment rate is going to go up. I think a lot of people are going to be looking for jobs. And I think that's just a sign of what's coming right now. Well, for me, I looked at it and I said, okay, I just watched a block which used to be square with Jack Dorsey. They laid off like half of the entire company. And he basically wrote this open letter and he goes, yo, here's the deal. Like this is the future. And we can either just do it now or just slowly do it over the next year and get to this point. I'd rather just rip the bandaid off now. And it just

2:10is what it is. And all of their stock prices are going up with all of these layoffs too. Wow. The investors love it because they're going to get more profitable. But you know, long story short, every week, I've gotten progressively more and more towards the belief that it's here now. Used to be like, yeah, you know, AI is going to take jobs in the future and it's coming and all the stuff. I think it's already here. And we're seeing that with the biggest companies in the world. But then I like objectively see it every week when I talk to these people who come and golf with us at M19. And they're all running big companies and different things. But then even some of them are high level people at places like these companies were mentioning. And so they're like on the end of it. And they're like, yeah, dude, like we see the technology. We see it like, I don't think I'm going to have a job. And I think there's only one of three ways this goes. And I post this on Instagram and it made me want to expand on it here on YouTube because all the Instagram reels I did on these three topics did really well. But I think this goes one of three ways.

3:14First is that you are a business owner like we all are. And you're just like, look, it's fake, blah, blah, blah. They're all just making these headlines to cut people and blah, blah, blah. That's how I feel kind of. Yeah. I would say those people are idiots. Okay. Okay. Thank you. Yeah. You can go back. I was about to say that person is dumb. And then you said, so I think it's idiotic thinking. And I think it's ignorance to say that. The reality is if you don't use it in your business, eventually it will catch up to you. And you're going to lose. Like I do not think you're going to be able to compete in the years to come. I'm not saying you're not going to be able to compete today. But if you don't start experimenting with it right now and start just like learning and start getting familiar with it in a couple of years, you're done. I don't care what business you're in. Well, let me challenge you. Okay. How can business owners practically use AI? Because chat GBT is just pretty much like a strong

4:19search engine is pretty much Google with all the information put together. How can a business owner actually use AI today? So this is why I said first off, right now today, you're not going to get smoked today, not using it. You have to start experimenting, learning and understanding that process right now for the years to come. It already does lots of stuff today. I mean, like for us today, whether it's creating landing pages, marketing assets, ads, copyright, like it already helps us on the marketing side, it also is already texting and doing follow-up and setting appointments on the sales side. Which ones do you use so the people can learn? I mean, we use them all, dude. And this is why I'm saying, no, no. And it's not to be vague because when someone watches this video a month from now, it's going to change. This is why I'm saying you have to like dedicate to being in it. Just like you're in the housing market every week, you're watching inventory, you're watching what's happening. If you're not like starting to actually just pay attention to it every week, you just won't know because it's just changing every week. Like

5:24this week, we had M19 guys coming, guys running big businesses and all they're talking about open claw. And it's like, exactly, right? Open claw wasn't even a big deal a month ago, two months ago. And now it's the big thing. And it's not even about any specific tool because in two months from now, there's going to be the next tool. And the next tool. So my point is more general of like, you have to just be paying attention to these tools because what it's becoming, and this is what made me realize that these guys are all smart guys. They're like, okay, so open claws now doing the stuff for us. And I'm like, what is it doing? It's setting the ad campaigns. It's automatically sending out the emails. It's making it just it's, if AI in stage one, let's just say in how we would use it as general users was, hey, you prompt it to just get information from, right? It only goes as far as you're willing to prompt it and you know, utilize it, right? So you're like, hey, I need something. Let me go ask chat. I need something. Let me go do this. It's like info. Stage two is what open claws doing and new ones are going to be doing. It's where it automatically

6:29does it without you having to tell it. That's what it's doing right now. So it's like services. Before it's just info, now it's providing services. Yeah, it's literally, I would say it's literally like an employee. It's like, if I hired an employee, right? Yeah, I got to go train them and hire them and everything else. But once I've hired them, like they just go do their job. I don't got to go every time. It's like, hey, you know, Justin, can you make me a video? It's like, no, dude, this is what you do. This is your job role. Even if I'm not telling you, you're making the videos and making sure they get done. AI wasn't like that before. AI was like, hey, what's a good video idea? Hey, can you like give me a picture? Hey, like so when you ask, it gives. Now we've progressed to you train it, right? Just like you would train an employee, but now it's going to go execute 24, seven. That's the second stage of where we're at. And it's here now. We should do a challenge where you get this claw thing to be an actual employee that makes money. I am. We'll come back

7:33in 30 days. Yeah. Well, like literally, so you have to buy a Mac mini and all this stuff to set it up, but kind of like, I've already seen enough with all the people like I've already talked to an M19 doing it from like whole crap, because I thought it was like what you just said of like, yeah, it's just I ask it crap. Yeah. I've seen it now where it's like, no, it's an employee. It is doing stuff on its own. Now, this is the part people are like, well, you still have to like tell it what to do and train it and all the stuff. I'm like, what do you think an employee does? Yeah. You still got to go find an employee, train them, hold them account. Like it's no different on that front. So, but we're at that stage now. It's already here. Wow. And so, and this is my point. Claw bots just, it's now called Open Clots. Change this name like three times. Open Claw. But that's where it's at today. In three months, there's going to be some new tool that's doing something even crazier. This is what I'm saying. It's not like,

8:34okay, so like what, what, what one do I use right this second? If somebody watches this a year from now, it's probably not even Open Claw. That's my point. It's just the general idea of that you have to start experimenting, playing with, and then realizing like, oh crap, this one I could actually use right now for my bit. Like you're using chat and stuff, right? Yeah. You using very practical basic ways. We use, I guess the most impactful way that we use AI is just with go high level and like DMing and messaging leads. Exactly. Like it can hold a conversation right now. And that gives our sales people a year ago. Yeah, exactly. That's how we practically use AI right now to make money. And then a year from now, right? Probably last, right? It's voice will be really good. Yeah. The voice, yeah, the voice isn't that good yet. But a year from now, I bet you it's going to be really, really good, right? So anyways, like I could go on and on about all the different examples of like how I see it already working. But just know, my point is, if you don't start playing with it

9:40today and experimenting and learning, you're toasting two years. You're just toast. Like I don't, I don't know what else to tell people because if your competition is using it and you're not, it's like, imagine your salesperson, right? And you don't have a dialer. You don't have a CRM. You don't have notes. You have nothing. You're just on Google spreadsheet, hand dialing from your phone. Yeah. How you going to compete with the guy who has all these tools available? That's the same thing with AI. How are businesses going to compete when one business uses it and the other doesn't? That's why I'm saying you're done. And I don't care what business you're in because like for sure, digital businesses and anything that's like white collar information based, you're for sure done because that's like first wave. Yeah. But even like, you know, blue collar, okay, robots and stuff, not going to mess with that for a while. Yeah. But still they do white collar stuff like they have sales, they have marketing, they have admit, they have customer service, they have all these things that AI can use. Yeah. And so if once again, you're a blue collar

10:41business and your competitor uses it and their cost are 20% less and yours are, you still just slow and inefficient and cost all this money. Well, you're going to get behind. Yeah. So I think path number one is you do nothing in your toast. Right. There is no, I'm like 100% certain your toast. Path to is you start utilizing it. You're like, this is great. You know, I'm going to keep using this and you know, blah, blah, blah. So path number two is that you start using it. You realize like, Oh, crap. This is replacing like stuff humans used to do. And so you take the path of saying, you know what? I'm going to just trying to maintain this level of revenue and business everything else. But I'm a cut staff. And so you start cutting staff and you're like, great. I don't, you know, I'm not dealing with people as much anymore and I'm saving money and blah, blah, blah. Right. And I think that that path goes only one of two ways. Path number one is you end up, you know, succeeding and making more money. Like as path number one, that's your

11:44optimistic case. But more likely path number two is, all right, sweet, you're saving. But guess what? Your competitors are also saving. So you know, it happens when both people save on prices, cost comes down. So, you know, whatever your product is, if it costs me way less to produce it now, but in my case, my competition also costs way less. All takes is one of us to drop our price and all of a sudden, that's the new price. And so eventually, it's just supply and demand. And that's just what happens to any commodity. Like it will reduce to the price of basically production at the end of the day to stay profitable. That's what's happened in every business ever. That's why chat has to be free. So I clawed as free. If they could charge pre, they're all free versions. Oh, wow. They're all free. You know, you can go back. That's going to be like 10k. No, that's all free. That's all the same. It's all free, dude. And the crazy part about that guy who made it, he, um, it's open source. So it's all free. You know, open AI and clawed and all them tried to buy it themselves. And he's like, no, I want to keep it open source. So then like,

12:48open AI, I was like, okay, we'll let you keep it open source. We won't touch it, but we want you. And so they paid them like a hundred mill. Why did them work for open AI? That's how powerful this tool is. Wow. And this is just one tool. It's going to be, there's going to be many others. But like, eventually prices go down to consumers. And this is what Elon's been saying. He's like, look, everything's going to get cheaper in the long run because prices are just going to come down. You know, and it makes sense because you think about how much value back to the wealthy investor example, how much value we have to give students now to stay competitive. Because the price of learning information is free. Yeah. Like it gets better for consumers as time goes on. So more likely in scenario two, you end up kind of probably making the same amount of money, but your price is just drop and the consumer wins. It's like realtors who lower their commission to one percent. It's just like the consumer wins that the home seller, the home buyer wins. But you know, that's scenario two. Yeah. scenario three. This is where I'm trying to go is

13:54that you end up keeping your team. But now you try to five to 10X the output of every team member. So it's like, look, this is what you used to do. I expect five to 10 times more out of you utilizing this tool. And that's just the reality of what's going to have to happen every if you're an employee listening to this, your employer is going to ask much more out of you production wise. And you're probably not going to be paid more for it. That's just the reality of where the world's going. Because it's not like you're going to have to put in extra hours as an employee. You'll still work your 40 hour a week. But your production is going to have to end up being 10 times more just because you have a new tool available to you. You know, so you know, and if you're in a different role, right? If you're in a commission based role or bonus based role, then like, yeah, cool. You know, you might have opportunities to earn more because of these new, you know, ways that you're able to provide value. But it's like it goes back to us that even playing field. Everyone has the ability to use these tools now. And so if we don't use it, you just don't have a

14:57job. There is no business. Like that's the world we're entering. What percentage of business owners do you think are actually using AI right now? Very few. That's what I say today. We're not talking about today. So anybody who's listening is like, this is full of crap. I'm like, look, you'll be in business two day. But if you don't start messing with it and learning and take these, I don't want to say, I don't want to call them threats. They're not threats. It just is. Like if you just don't accept the way the world is going, you won't be in business. Or remind me of that guy. I think Andrew Yang, how he was saying we need to come out with like universal basic income. Exactly. Elon's been saying that too. But Elon calls it universal high income. He's like, look, everyone will actually have a great, you know, quality of life because not everything will cost very little. That's his, his theory. Yeah. And I believe it'll be like, because and we'll talk about Elon here in a second. Like if you just look at what Elon has always said throughout the last 15 years, he'll say some crazy stuff. And his timelines might be off.

16:01He might be way overly optimistic on timeline. Yeah. But eventually he's right. Hmm. He has not really been wrong on much prediction wise. It's just as timelines are a little optimistic. And in that, that leads to the good second part story that I saw. You have a Model X. Yes. I have a Model X. Love my Model X. I love it too. So this, I first finally saw the headline this week. But he announced it, I guess a few months ago. But he was like, look, we're no longer making Model S's or Model X's. We're done. And I saw the headline. I was like, why would Elon not make Model S's or Model X? They're profitable. There's clearly guys who love it. I've owned one since 2020. I thought I'd be driving them for like many years. I have no desire to drive anything else as a daily. I think it's the best like technology of a car ever invented everything about it. I love. I was like, why would he stop it? That's crazy. So I open up the article. And then I saw there was two reasons he stopped it.

17:04Reason number one, he goes, look. Robotaxies and autonomous driving are going to take over. He goes, there is no need for a Model S or Model X anymore. We've got the Model Y, the Model 3. Those are going to, and he's got his like Robotaxie car too. He's like, that's going to be what's all that's on the road. He's like, there is no point to produce this luxury vehicle anymore. And my new, this is coming from the most valuable car company in the world. He has the most valuable car company in the world. And he's like, I don't think we're going to sell many cars in the future. That's freaking crazy. You know, it's like when people, I don't know, people get mad at me because I'm like, yeah, I don't think you should buy Reynolds like it. Like you're the real estate investor. I'm like, I don't think you should like in this current climate. I don't think it makes sense. He's the most valuable car maker in the world. And he's like, I don't think people are going to really buy cars the way they used to. And I'm going to get rid of my highest end car. And it wouldn't surprise me if also that had

18:08the highest margin. Usually your higher price stuff has better margin. So, you know, I'm like, okay, I get that. But what's the other reason? The bigger reason is like the best lesson that I've ever seen on entrepreneurship. It's about opportunity cost. He goes, we need to take that factory that was producing the Model X's and the Model S's and turn it into our Optimus robot factory. Wow. He goes, we don't have a choice because we believe that robots and AI are the future. We think that market's 10 times as big as the car market. He thinks everyone's going to have multiple robots and you know, all these things down the road. And he said, it would just take too long, cost too much, permits all the bull crap of building a factory. We don't have time. So we need to basically kill off the X and the S even though they're good because we want something great. So he killed them all off this year. No transition, no warning. He's just like, this is it, this year we're stopping because I'm taking that factory and I'm making robots. That's crazy.

19:14That is crazy. But it's opportunity costs because he's like, yo, at the end of the day, we can either use this factory and keep producing something that, you know, will make us money and has customers and all this or we go for the home run and we change everything and we put it towards a robot. Wow. If you're looking to get started and real estate investing, then you need to use our cash flow 2.0 system. We give you all the motivated seller leads. We give you software, one-on-one coaching and everything you need to start your real estate investing business. And we've seen so much success from our students with the system that we are willing to guarantee it. So if you want to learn how it all works and how you can get your first real estate deal today, go on over to wealthyinvestor.com and apply. Someone from our team will get with you and you could have your first deal within a week once you get on this system. So head on over to wealthyinvestor.com and we'll see you there. How? What does that make you think about like your current businesses and your like career? Yeah, I talked about that in the real. I was like, look, I've had to pivot

20:17lots over my career, not to the level Elon chooses to pivot. But you know, it's like for me, all I do is it seems like talk about M19 now. And you know, it's like, why am I talking about a golf mastermind so much? Well, it's like, dude, I think that it's potential the next five years is so much more massive than anything else I'm doing. I think that, you know, with AI and all these things happening live events and experiences and real human connection can't be replaced. I actually think they'll be amplified. And it's like, AI will never replace us going to Pebble Beach and you know, all these cool things. So it's like, okay, I probably should pursue that. It's already shown me enough that it's the clear winner. And I need to devote more time, energy and resource into it. And it's like, that means I'm making less real estate content and means I'm doing less focus on the real estate business. It's like, doesn't mean I stop real estate? No. I'm still doing real

21:17estate. I'm still wholesaling. We still do wealthy investing. We still do this stuff. But it's like focus-wise, I would probably be better to focus on the thing that I see myself doing the next five years at a much higher level, even though it's not here yet. Yeah. Yeah, that's what it makes me think hearing about Elon is pretty much he's putting his money on the robots because there's no competition. And it's kind of what is a blue ocean? It's blue ocean. Blue ocean. No competition. Bigger than call. Sometimes bigger. He's not competing with every other car company. It's just him. Yep. Very similar to you in M19. There's no other golf masterminds. There are a bunch of real estate masterminds and real estate gurus. Real estate just investors buying houses. Yeah. It's a red ocean. Exactly. Yeah. So and it's a market that's 10 times bigger for him anyways. So it's like you see that, right? And then you have what I just told you about medallion everyone off. And then Microsoft's laying everyone off. And then you see a new tool every fricking day and like we

22:20personally play with them. And I can literally see I'm like I see how this cut like now for some people is like I don't why do we have these jobs? This thing can now do 10 people's job. Like it just it makes sense. And most people say it's all disguised as just to increase stock price in all this crap. I'm like, no, I'm telling you as a small business owner who has across all the businesses. I don't know. We have probably 40, 50 employees. It's like no, I can see it at a small level. I can imagine at a big level why this is happening. Yeah. And you know, then I read the third headline and then I was just fully convinced. So like all these things happened this week for me. So then you know, I'm seeing this new headline about Pokemon go. Did you ever play that game? No. You know what it is? Yeah. Okay. So for those who don't know what it is like this was like 10 years ago. I mean, I was still playing baseball when it came out. And you know, people it was like the first virtual or augmented reality. Right? Like they'd be like there's a

23:24Pokemon fricking at this park. If you go out and go get a picture of it, you'll get this reward and you'll catch it maybe in whatever. Right? And so everybody be at like you'd see all these people in the park just freaking. Oh, yeah. Remember that. Remember? Yeah. Just all like, you're like, what is everyone doing? They're all just playing Pokemon go. So it was like viral. They killed it for many, many years. And basically what ended up happening was for 10 years Pokemon go, I think it made like $6 billion. Wow. That's what I was reading. And then they sold the company last year for three and a half billion. So they made a killing on the game. But then the news just came out about its real purpose. So you're the real purpose was. Who was it? All those people were basically geomapping the entire world for them. Wow. So they they got an entire map of like the entire world. And they would place Pokemon in places they didn't have yet to make people go over there and get the video, get the pictures, all the stuff. And they have like 30 billion images of everything. Who bought

24:30it? Do you know? Well, they only sold the rights to the game. So they still own all the data. So then they spun off the data into a new company, which now they're using the data for self-driving cars, for delivery robots, for everything you can imagine, AI related. Wow. And I looked into the history of the company. Apparently, the company started like 20 years ago. And they were geomapping and all this stuff like very similar 20 years ago. And then Google Maps bottom. So Google that they were what Google Maps became. Wow. So Google Maps or Google buys them to create Google Maps. Then I was reading the story chat was telling me the story actually. And I guess like a little over 10 years ago, they had this they were talking about just ideas and stuff. And they were like, what if like we had a game, a viral game to get everyone to go map out the whole world for us. Now that you know, the world's changed and it's updated. There's places to explore and all the stuff. But like, what if we use Pokemon to go get people to do it? And they're like, that's a

25:34crazy idea. And then they just thought about and they're like, I think that would actually work. I think people would do it. So they went over to Nintendo and Pokemon and they pitched the idea. And they're like, all right, sick. So they all partnered together in this new entity. So it's like a Google idea. Wow. They partner together in this new entity, create Pokemon Go. The last 10 years, they rake in billions of dollars while collecting all this data for 10 years, sell off the game and the brand. And now keep all the data. And they're going to make way more billions with all that data now. Wow. So for me, I look at all three of these things. I look at my own business. I look at talking to all these other business owners in M19 on a weekly basis. And I'm like, it's here right now. Yeah. I don't know if you've seen even that city light at church. Have you ever seen one of those self-driving cars? Yeah. Take some of the church. I started seeing me out. They have no steering wheel. They have nothing. Really? Bro, they're just like a carriage. It's just that there's two seats that look at each other.

26:36There's no steering wheel or driver or anything. Have you seen that new? It's not new. But like Mr. Beasts posted a video, I think like 30 days ago about the new technology. No. You should watch that video. It's good to blow your mind. So he just goes over some of the newest technologies. For example, one of them is like lab-grown chickens. And he was talking about how many chickens actually have to be executed or whatever to produce as much food as we currently use. Yeah. There's so much in that video. We should react to it, but it's crazy. But that's the point, right? So my guess is it's now going to get way cheaper to get chicken. Exactly. Exactly. That's Elon's point. That's what we're all bringing up. It's like, okay, so you're used to freaking slaughter chickens for a living. Exactly. And now there's this new technology that makes a chicken a dollar or a cent. Yeah. That's where the world's going. Everything will get cheap. Food will no longer be a problem.

27:37That granted, you can argue about the food benefits. Yes. But hunger will not be a problem. Driving and wrecks and DUIs won't be a problem. You have, we've talked about it many times. Housing is my opinion, the biggest problem. And it'll be the last to be innovative. But entertainment is not a problem. Everyone has unlimited entertainment. We do this literally for free. And anyone can listen and, you know, whatever, right? Like nothing will be a problem financially as far as the cost goes in time because it all just keeps getting cheaper. That's Elon's theory. And I believe it. I literally, I see it. I observe it in everyday life. Besides testing, how do people combat this and become successful? Okay. So now that we're at the point of like, okay, I believe. Yes. This is here. I think there's only two ways to go about this. One is you either become an entrepreneur, right? Who's going to utilize AI for your own idea.

28:38It's never been easier to run a solo business, right? Like you have all these AI helpers and stuff. But you know, you have to learn how to use it and all that stuff. Or number two is, man, you're an employee. And you better once again, learn how to use it. So you become so ultra value because every company's still going to need humans to manage and track and make sure it's doing the right things and control. Like I was talking to actually one of our guys. He runs a trucking business. And he actually has those Tesla semis. Okay. You know those things like they're electric, they're massive and they can drive themselves. And so like a lot of people have said like, you know, truck drivers are going to go away because they're going to just whatever. And he's like, I don't believe that I'll ever happen. And he goes, look at airplane pilots. They don't let airplanes just fly by themselves. Definitely not going to let a freaking giant missile down the highway. Just, you know, go by itself. So they're going to always require like a human to oversee it. I see that same analogy in a lot of jobs going forward. I think that there's

29:42just, okay, take a tax firm and stuff. It's like, for sure, AI is going to be able to do a lot of work, but still there's going to have to be that last set of eyes lawyers. For sure, AI can do a lot of, but there still needs to be the last set of eye. We've even seen this with realtors, dude. How many times have they tried to create a technology to eliminate realtors so that people could just buy a home direct or get an offer on their home direct, right? And it's like it still comes back down to people still want a realtor. I think realtors are cooked. I think realtors as soon as as the MLS can figure out how to get people in and out of home. They already have that. Yeah, but I think it's not strong enough yet. People, I don't think they're cooked. People can already go negotiate themselves if they want. People can already go visit and view homes if they want. Like red fins had crap for years, like open door and all these guys have had stuff to go view homes on your own to eliminate the middleman. People still just want like an expert to give them.

30:47I'm not going to fly in a plane without a pilot in there. I'm definitely not going to do a lot of things in my life. Even if the day like, okay, so it goes back to, okay, doctors too. It's like still, yeah, AI is going to perform surgeries. Yes. And all that, but a doctor will still be there. Just in case something goes wrong. Just in case something goes wrong. So yeah, a month ago, I got sick and I thought I had a thyroid infection or something because I've had low thyroid before. And I booked an appointment to go see the doctor. I had a wait a day to go see them. I show up. She gives me a blood test. I go take the blood test. The doctor tells me to call her back in two weeks. So what I did instead, because I was feeling really sick, I went to whoop on my whoop app. Yep. I bought a blood test. I went into the quest diagnostic the next day, got my blood work, got the results back, some of the results back the same exact day. I put

31:52everything into chat GBT and chat GBT gave me a better analysis and feedback than my live doctor. Yeah, but you're you're a high level person. No, not that high, dude. No, no, no, no. People are not going to go and do what you just did. They should. I'm just tough, but they don't. 90 out of 100 people would not do all that. You agree? No, currently, what I did, no insurance, no time waiting and consistent feedback. Yeah, but the doctor, you have to sit there. This requires them to understand how to do these, they don't understand. Bro, it wasn't that hard. They don't understand. Or else, nothing to understand. Everyone will be doing this. I don't. I think that is I think when I when I did that, I was like, bro, my chat, even now I noticed my chat speaks to me like a friend. You'll be like, hey, buddy, don't worry about it. Like it's starting to talk to me like, oh, I know. Conversationally. First off, though, chats the by the way, at the current time,

32:55this feeling, chats literally the worst AI. I love chat. I know. I'm just saying the chat is like my space. Yeah, I know. Yeah. Like these other tools are so much more powerful and better. Chat and chats also a yes, man. You know, another thing that I did the other day. Great job, bro. This is this is a great gem. No offense. I'm I'm not going to call the guru out, but it's a big guru that sells supplements. Okay. Right. And I was like looking at I watched one of his podcasts and I went to his page and I was like, damn, like his supplements are really expensive. But they must be really good. And I filled my card up with like five supplements. It was like $400. I was about to pay. And I was like, you know what? Let me put this into chat. Chat gave me the exact same supplements between 10 and $30 that I was about to pay $85 to $100. I went to CVS and bought all the supplements for way cheaper. Yeah. So just chat like, I mean, all these health gurus,

33:56they have to rather provide accountability. Yeah. Or they have to provide something because just information like, hey, give me a diet. Yeah. That's not going to be good enough. Yeah. And we're concierge level service. Exactly. I mean, that's what we're doing at all pro CEO is like everything is concierge to you. Yeah. But like once again, right? You're a smart person who's high level. Like, I don't think I'm that high level. You are compared to the world just statistically. Okay. Statistically speaking, not having graduated high school, but the amount of money in me. Exactly. Yeah. But typically making a lot of money is correlated with being a hard worker, with being smart, yeah, being resourceful. Even I told you about like the bookkeeping, how I put all my bank accounts into chat. And I was like, where am I spending money at too much? And it was like, yeah, this is what I told literally, hobby in the team just now, too. I would go, look, here's the deal. AI, a lot of people have the misconception about AI. They think that AI is just going to go do everything for them. That's the misconception. They're like, yeah, like,

34:59it's just, it's just going to do it all for me and make me smart and all these, it's not. Like, it only is good as you use it, right? And so that takes you operating at a certain level of resourcefulness to be like, I should put my books into chat. The amount of people who don't think that is 99%. They don't think that. Oh, you're quick books. Yeah. They wouldn't even cross their mind to be like, I should have chat and analyze my book keep like they don't think that. Yeah. So it took you having a level of resourcefulness and awareness and smarts to be like, I'm going to do that and see what it says in curiosity. Yeah. For me, AI has helped me a lot too, because I'm that way as well. So it's just only going to enhance the level that I'm at. But it's not going to all of a sudden, if you're dumb, you don't even know what to prompt. You don't even know what to ask it for. You don't know anything. Yeah. You're not even smart enough to use it in certain cases because you just don't even think to do to ask it exactly. Yeah. So it will not make you smarter in that way. It's only going to amplify like and once again, right? Once

36:03really smart resourceful high level people get amplified. And then let's just say low level people just stay the same because they don't use it and they don't know. This is how the gap gets even wider. This is why you're seeing the gap gets so big because the smart gets smarter and amplified and then normally people just stay doing what they're doing. It's only going to keep getting bigger. And that's why I say, if you don't use it in your business owner or you're an employee and you're not going to at least learn and educate yourself and prepare yourself, you're toast. There is no other way around this. And the next like now like you have to start learning now. I've never been more certain that you're like, Ranch and I like learn real estate investing and all the stuff. And I'm like, yeah, it's great. Like that's going to help you today for sure. Make money wholesale. I'll do all that like for sure today. But man, you better be learning about this other stuff like in your spare time. Like it may not make a difference today. It will if you actually use some

37:05stuff today. But for your long haul, man, yeah, I think another way to combat this or, you know, not get taken out is by the level of your networking. Yeah, because it's more important than ever than to fall on relationships and, you know, pass clients and friends and family to try to collab. Because once a, if AI could do, if I could get a person to do something and it doesn't take that much skill from them, how do I choose which person I want to hire? It's going to be network. Yeah. Then I mean, that's what I'm saying. Like for me, I golf every Friday with these M19 guys. They all come to Vegas. There's usually like four to six of them. I've been doing that for like six, seven months now. And literally, I'm telling you, man, the last six months, I have just observed the evolution every week in their different businesses and what they're saying and what

38:06they're using and everything. And I'm now thoroughly convinced of where things are at and how fast they're moving. Before I was like six months ago, I'm like, yeah, I mean, we'll kind of see where it goes and stuff like chat's great for all the reasons you mentioned. Like it's a great tool. But I think you're about to see a lot more AI content and people talking about it here in the next six months. Like I think it's going to flood your feed. I think it's all anyone's going to talk about here in the next six months because I think you're going to see so many layoffs. I think you're going to see so many entrepreneurs who are using things like open claw and whatever else and replacing people. Like I think we're about to hit this crazy storm, dude. Wow. Like I think it's, it's, it's, it scares me a little bit because people aren't prepared and it's so hard to learn information on it because every month there's something new and it's evolving. It's not like, hey, go learn math. And it's like, okay, I got to like, I got six months to go learn math. And

39:07it's not like, you know, learn how to analyze a house. It's like, okay, like I learned it once and I know. It's like, dude, yeah, that tool is in no longer in a matter of the tools old news. This is the newest tool. Like you would only know if you're just actively pursuing it. I wonder there's the other side where it could be a bubble or it's going to be like the internet where everyone thinks the internet's going to take over and then it doesn't. Here, here would be my dispute to that. Like, sure, investing in one of the AI companies for sure. Let's just say bubble. Okay. Like some of them are going to go down. Like I actually am not very optimistic about open AI. I think they're kind of toast. Really? And I can talk about that here in a sec. But like, okay, let's just say from that standpoint of just stocks and economy and whatever, right? The difference between this and every other bubble is like the use case. It actually has usefulness right now

40:09that people are using right now. Like almost every person is starting to implement AI into their life in some form or fashion. Yeah. So we know it's actually useful versus other bubbles where it's like crypto. Yeah, whatever it is. Yeah. Like where it's more driven on hype and everything. It's like, okay, let's let's all invest in AI stocks. And it's like, okay, we're just speculatively investing on AI stocks. We don't really know if it's legit or not. We can tangibly see this is legit. Yeah. And we're using it. Now, I don't know what company wins. You know, I think chat screwed. I think chat screwed because I don't think they have enough money or profit to keep up with everyone else. Like, Gemini has Google. Yeah. They have unlimited money because Google is one of the most profitable companies in the world. So Google can lose money on Gemini, build it out, build their data centers and still be completely fine. Grock has Tesla has spate, you know, it's attached to

41:10all of these other things that allow it to lose money while it builds and sustain the storm. Chad doesn't have any of that. Got it. They can't, I don't know how they're going to compete with those. And what were you saying about open AI? Chat open AI is chat. Oh, really? Yeah. So when you just burn money nonstop, and your competitors also burn money, but your competitors make money in other ways, they can afford it. You have to keep raising money over and over again. And that's why he's doing it. He just constantly has to raise money to keep up with those guys. Wow. So anyways, all that's the same, man. I think first step is, okay, none of this really matters today at the very moment. Your job today may or may not be okay. Might be safe. Might be safe today. I would say being an entrepreneur or thinking like an entrepreneur is more important than ever.

42:15Because this is like, this is what it ends up being where even in our company, if it's like, okay, you have all these people who are managing AI now, it's like, you're basically the boss now. You've got your department where you manage your AI and your little staff of employees and agents like, okay, you got to think like an entrepreneur and be creative and think through how you would, you know, what you want them to do. And that's what an entrepreneur does. So I do think like people need to develop an entrepreneurial mindset going forward because the days of, what do you want me to do? I'll mindlessly just do what you tell me to do. Yeah, no. That's done. Those days are over. 100%. You can't be mindless anymore. Like, AI will take care of the mindless task. Have your blue collar and stuff. You can go mindlessly freaking hit roofs and do all that stuff. And like, you'll have a longer runway. Yeah. Until robots start pounding roofs too. But, you know, for everyone else who does a white collar data, you know, computer type job,

43:21it's now brand of my thought I just had. I'm going to go into the old pizza hut that I used to work at on Durango by Durango and Flamingo. There used to be like four of us that would be there on Fridays like answering the phone and taking orders. I wonder if there's just like a robot now that just does that. For sure. I've called in lots of different. I mean, now you take out like every day. Like, they're good. They're already more than good enough to take all the orders. Now, not every company does it yet. But in two years, for sure. I would also say, you know, for anyone listening to this too, it's like, you just got to embrace it. You got to be adaptable and flexible and realize that man, just because whatever you did the last bunch of years, it may now no longer matter. And you got to be willing to learn new skills like us. So this is all going to come down to. And I think it's just it's hard for people mentally, the fear and uncertainty. But I think in the end, it's all good. It's just it might be bumpy. It is going to be bumpy

44:27along the way. It's going to be very bumpy. And GDP growth, your boy, Trump, like they just released the stats. The GDP is expanding like quicker than ever before. So like we're actually seeing the output start to match what they've been saying. So it's good. It's good. Yeah. But the problem is like, you know, I knew it was going to be good. You don't want it to happen too fast because then it just like totally disrupts everything. You have to like, it's like inflation. You don't just cut inflation because then you'd have this massive recession. Same thing is true. If you have this massive quick boom, the economy can't handles like such a sharp shift. Yeah. So they have to like find a way to taper all this. That's what I'm saying. It's like if AI could replace everything in this moment, we'd be all screwed. There needs to be enough runway for people to adapt and figure out what's going on. And then also too, for new jobs to be created. Because this is the thing, I don't think that jobs just go away.

45:27They never have in the history of the world. Yeah. It's just new things are going to be jobs. You know what I've noticed a lot of empty commercial buildings. Yeah. Like even this building that we're in right now, you know, the neighbors across here left. Yeah. And then the neighbors over there have gone the strip mall near my house. There's like four or five businesses that all went out. Like a big liquor store went out. A small restaurant went out. Like literally, there's like, I don't want to exaggerate. But like half of the storefronts are empty. Yeah. From businesses that just aren't there anymore. Yep. They didn't adapt. Yeah. But I just think the world is changing. Like we talked about on another episode with like people drinking last. Yeah. Like people are just starting to change their habits. So stuff that we saw before, it's just not going to look the same. Yeah. Then that's kind of my point of you don't want it all happen today. It needs to just all gradually happen so that the guy who shuts down the liquor store can figure

46:31out what he's going to do next. Yeah. And the guy whose job gets replaced because AI automates customer service now, you know, he can figure out a new skill. Yeah. And if you think about it, the single man or woman now, this is this might we might cut part of this, but they could stay home and be entertained, learn and have sex with no one else. There's no reason for them to go out and have to get drunk or have to go to the club or have to go to the movies or have to go to college. They could do all those things at home by themselves right now with AI. Yeah. So disturbing world. That's crazy to think about. Yeah. But this is why I said it's cheaper. Everything's cheap. And all of that was free. That's I'm saying is all free. Whereas before $50 drinks, getting the club drive, dress, you know, you have to go talk to people, everything that you got to do. So entertainment is free. And it's better for them.

47:32But I don't it's not good and all these things we're talking about. But I'm just saying like the value proposition. Yeah. It's like free. Don't even have to leave your house or go do all this stuff and just do your body. Or even like UFC now is on Paramount and Paramount's like $15 a month where UFC fights used to be like $50 to $80 each. And this is what I'm saying. Like this is the new world. Everything gets cheaper almost to nothing. That's the way the world goes with technology. So that's why I'm saying like these business owners and employees and people who are like, ah greedy businesses, cutting people and blah, no, it's like, bro, if they don't cut people, they're going to go out of business. They will go out of business because their competition is and they're going to lower their prices. Like it's not like they're going to go make all this more money. Some might, but many are just going to have to keep up by cutting the only way to stay in business. So, but you know, we think about it as workers and business owners, but it's like the consumer, they love it. The consumer loves that they don't have to pay $100 for UFC fighting

48:37more that they just get instant access to it. The consumer loves that they won't have to have car insurance. They won't have to have a garage. They'll be able to go get robo taxis and it will cost $0.00. You know, like it's just the consumer wins in all of it. Yeah. I mean, you could talk to the smartest doctor in the world at any time on your phone. Yep. So that's kind of my point. It's like Elon thinks universal high income because in the end, like even if they're not given a ton of money, that money goes further. That's the idea. And you know, at the end of the day, like I'm just starting to believe it. Like I'm just starting to believe that as I see just this tech advance of like, yeah, I could see where he's coming from. Like I wouldn't bet and I also wouldn't bet against him. He's been right on all these different things. Like he's the richest man in the world for a reason. And he's like playing 10 steps ahead of everybody for a reason. You know, they're like the

49:38biggest problem right now with AI is data centers and the cost is like, yeah, why do you think I have space X dude? We're going to build data centers in space. They're going to be way cheaper and way more powerful because the sun's going to power them and they don't have to, you know, the number one cost in a data center right now is cooling. It's the AC. The computers and all that stuff is just creates too much heat. But in space, it's frozen. Oh wow. So there's no cooling cost. So it costs way less. They can make them way smaller and they get the sun's energy on them for free power. Wow. He's like our data centers will cost like nothing. Everyone else trying to build on Earth. They're just spinning their wheels. Like dude, how many steps ahead of this? They've been like, how long has he been knowing this? Like, we need to get Elon on the show one day. He got Starlink. He's got space X. He's got all that stuff. Then he's got the cars that are going to drive you forward. Then he's got the robots that are going to serve you. You're just like, bro, this dude has thought of every possible outcome. And they're all finally converging

50:40here in our lifetime in our near lifetime. The last thing is going to be how we live forever. I keep saying that, but that's going to be the last component where it's like early and figuring out all this. Remember, you talked about it before, but he already talked about it too with Nirlink. He has Nirlink. And that's basically your consciousness. He's already. If he can move our consciousness, he's already talked about it with Nirlink. And you know, I need to look up on that. If he can move our consciousness, that's it. And we can live forever. Yeah. And then that's when Jesus comes back. But anyways, that's it, guys. It's not to scare anyone. Let us know your thoughts in the comments what you think of all this with the agree disagree, but my advice, start learning. Don't bear your head in the sand and just think it's all BS. It's not. We literally see it right now. So take advantage. Hey, thanks for watching the last episode. If you enjoyed it, make sure you catch the

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