AI Will Replace 50% of Jobs: How to Think & Adapt for Survival

Hello. Here I am, working on my laptop using the cloud, living the true life of a digital nomad, at home in Bangkok,

Thailand, traveling the world with my laptop. All I need is my coconut and to head to Bali right now. There is a

topic that has been on my mind a lot lately and I have been thinking about it quite a bit, and that is artificial

intelligence. This is because over the last year I have been very involved in this world of digital business,

entrepreneurship, YouTube, social media , and I am not lying when I tell you that at least every month I hear about

someone who lost their job thanks to artificial intelligence. And this is not an exaggeration. I remember a year

ago I was in Madrid; I don't remember where I was, but the point is that I met a person who basically dedicated

himself to automating the processes of calling people to companies, like the typical call centers, where people go,

take numbers, and simply call people to collect payments or whatever. So this person told me, look, if I programmed

an agent who could do the same thing, that is, he could do the work of 20 people in an afternoon. What happened

was that it actually caused all the people who were there to get fired because at the company level, it really

wasn't profitable for the owner to have so many people since it was already cheaper. And when I went in to see how

it was set up internally, if he had it on his laptop, this friend of mine showed me exactly how it was and he

actually did the job better than people . And when I found out about this, it completely blew my mind, but I just

thought, well, uh, maybe things just lined up, or maybe it was just a coincidence, or maybe it was just for

this particular job. But as time went by, months went by, and then I heard the story of another entrepreneur

friend who realized that he was paying a salary, a high salary to a person to do something that the cloud connected

to artificial intelligence could already do in a minute. So he caused this other person to get fired in a

completely different sector. It was like, wow. Then I heard the story of another person who decided to fire all

the people who weren't really contributing and started doing everything with artificial intelligence

, and so I started hearing story after story after story from different sectors, from different entrepreneurs,

in different niches, and it was like, wow, artificial intelligence is really coming for all of us. And it completely

blew my mind how many people don't take this into account. That is to say, nowadays, let's say, if you go to the

mall, on the street or wherever, and you ask anyone, "Hey, do you know anything about artificial intelligence

or whatever?" At most, they will tell you that they use Chat GPT to do their tasks and little else, but they do not

realize that, nowadays, this intelligence, this technology, is advancing so quickly, it is becoming

very good to the point where it is actually doing the work of many people better than people themselves. And of

course, here we can enter into an ethical, moral debate about whether people should hire robots instead of

people, human rights and all that. That is a debate that I am not going to get into completely in this video, but

think about it from a point of view solely of numbers and profitability and money. Many people, many businessmen,

really find it more profitable to write some codes with artificial intelligence and have it do the work of all those

people. That's why I think that very difficult times are approaching, and this is not an exaggeration. You know

that I am 100%honest in all my videos. I have never lied on this channel and there would be no reason for me to lie

to you, but I simply want to warn you, prepare you for the things that are happening, because right now, in these

months, you may not notice much of a difference; but I promise you that I bet anything that in two years, or at

most three, artificial intelligence will be so widely adopted in the world that, I don't want to give a made-up

percentage, but I don't know, maybe 50% of the jobs we know will have already been replaced. And what happens with

that? That people who don't adapt or haven't developed a new skill will be left without a job outright. Do you see

why on this channel, every single day, I advocate for developing skills, learning math? Well, I always say that

you should learn mathematics, not because mathematics will give you something, or, let's say, a specific

job as a mathematician, but because it gives you the ability to think and reason, which I genuinely believe is

the only skill that will be sustainable in the long term and that artificial intelligence will not be able to

replace in any way. Because the pattern that I have been observing is that jobs that are repetitive and that only

consist of doing things, all that will be outsourced to artificial intelligence. In other words, a robot

will do all that faster. So, this is quite uncomfortable because you have to look at yourself and ask yourself, are

the skills that I have replicable? Can they be performed in an afternoon with an artificial intelligence chat?

Because if the answer is yes, your market value is tending to zero. And if it was already hard for you to get a

job, if it was already hard for you to get a well-paid job, my friend, it's going to get harder and harder. That's

why I like to think that I'm making long-term bets. What things do I think won't change in the long term? That is

to say, what things do I think artificial intelligence won't be able to develop, or at least not in the

coming years? And I think that one of the most important is human judgment, that is, specializing very well in an

area and having the power of knowledge to discern whether something is right or wrong, because today artificial

intelligence is very good at automating processes that are replicable. For example, things like, I don't know,

fixing Excel sheets, answering emails, uh, I don't know, connecting software, doing technical things, it's very good

at it. Or even making calls or writing messages, for example. It's very good at that and I would like to tell you

that college saves you from that, but in reality it doesn't. I mean, I have many friends, many colleagues, whose

things that they actually learned back at the university are things that are truly capable of being replicated. That

is to say, imagine this, let us take an example: imagine that you have two lawyers who have finished their studies

in law. One of them simply knows the things on his exam and that's it. In other words, he knows the information,

but he doesn't know how to do much else . And the other one, on the other hand, not only knows the information, but he

has gained experience, he has been involved in the world, he has the ability to discern when a contract is

bad or good, he has the experience to think about what happens when a client does something. In other words, he

simply has the ability to think and discern. This second person is going to be much more valuable in the long term

and is going to be the person that they are definitely going to hire, while the first person, let's say, is simply

waiting to be told what to do, waiting to receive instructions and waiting for someone to tell them step A, step B,

step C, is going to replace them there 100%. In other words, right now, knowledge is worthless. In other words,

information today is more accessible than ever. In other words, today there is no piece of information, let's say,

a magical secret that if you look at it , it will really change your life, which there is not. All the information

is now on the internet. All the people you meet who make videos on YouTube, on Instagram, telling you that there is a

new technique, a new book or whatever, are lying to you. In other words, everything is available on the internet

. So, it is simply a matter of how you use all that information. What things do I think are not going to change in

the long term, besides the ability to decide and reason? Personal branding, I also think, is a very important asset;

I mean, I'm betting big on the fact that this channel will continue to grow in the long term. I mean, 300,000

subscribers right now, I mean, these are people who already have certain associations with my content, who I am,

the value that I've contributed. Well, let's say, even if an AI comes out tomorrow, let's say, people will always

like to listen to a real human being made of flesh and blood like me, than to a robot. I mean, a robot and I can

give you exactly the same math advice, but why would you listen to me more than to the AI, for example? Well,

because I'm a real mathematician, I don't know, I'm traveling the world and X and Z, I mean, I've done things with

my life and the AI hasn't. The AI is simply a robot that is giving you the information and that's it. But in

addition to your personal brand, in addition to your ability to adapt and think, to reason, because think about

how artificial intelligence works. Artificial intelligence doesn't really invent new things. In other words,

artificial intelligence is simply an input and output machine. Essentially, what it's doing is predicting responses

, guessing responses based on all the data training it's had previously. And this is something that not many people

understand, that is, how artificial intelligence works. It doesn't invent anything new, it doesn't have the

ability to discern when something is right or wrong. And that's your real competitive advantage. Because if

you're one of those people who simply executes tasks without questioning them , who doesn't think about why things

happen, artificial intelligence can 100 %replace you and do things better than you. It's a fact. But instead, yes, you

are one of those few people who have the ability to sit down in front of a piece of paper, for example, to discern

when a logical argument follows from the previous one, to know how to think, to know how to use your brain. I mean,

it surprises me that you are saying something as obvious and evident as, well, use your brain and that's it. But

if you are one of those people who use your brain, my friend, you have a competitive advantage that you can't

imagine. I mean, I give you my word, I'll bet anything you want by telling you that if you are one of those people

who know how to think, who know how to reason, you have no idea how easy it is to earn a living online. You really

have no idea. I'm telling you, I've been involved in this world of entrepreneurship for 2 years now,

making videos on YouTube, making money online. And believe me, when I tell you that if you have a mathematical mind,

if you have the ability to think, you have a huge advantage; because most people in this sector don't question

things, they think there's a magic method, they have a lot of mentality problems and they simply copy the

things that work, thinking that it will work for them too, but they never question things. And that's something

that smells like smoke to me. If you're one of those people who question things , who simply know how to think and use

their brain, seriously, my friend, I don't know what you're waiting for. Start doing something with your life,

start capitalizing on all that intelligence that you have. Seriously, you have one of the most valuable

things and you have one of the strangest things today in this full year 2026, well, 2027, now the ability

to think. That will put you above 99%of people. Come on, I'll bet you anything. Seriously, I'm telling you this from

experience, because I see this over and over again. I hear stories of people who lost their jobs because what they

were doing was very mechanical, very repetitive, and an AI could do it, and of people who, on the contrary, are

progressing very quickly in their business ventures, are making a lot of money because they simply sat down and

started to think. And look, I'm telling you, I'm telling you all this simply for your own good. I mean, I don't

really gain anything by telling you this. I mean, hey, if you want to buy me something right now, anything, you

can't buy me anything. There's no way you're going to give me your money right now. I'm telling you this simply

because I think we're currently in very uncertain times, and over the next few months and years, these types of

stories are going to become increasingly common. Uh, my mother lost her job for this or that reason. Uh, ah

, my friend, uh, was replaced, they made staff cuts for I don't know what, I don't know how much, and college is

no longer a guarantee of anything. So, I advocate for things that will remain the same in the long term, and one of

them is definitely your ability to reason and have critical thinking. And how do you develop critical thinking?

There are many ways, but for me the best is to study mathematics. I mean, 100%, 1000%studying mathematics is one

of the best ways to develop critical thinking. I mean, even though I don't have to study mathematics anymore

because I'm not in college anymore, I still do it. I still study Gaussian theory, field extensions, and abstract

algebra because it helps me think, it helps me make better decisions. So, I really encourage you to study

mathematics, but if you want to do it in some other way, go ahead, but do something that essentially trains your

brain. Just like you see all these fitness coaches on the internet, on Instagram, who tell you to have an

aesthetic body, to train and whatever, train your brain too. I am perhaps the first person on the internet telling

you that you should also have a brain routine. I mean, I have not heard anyone tell you that you have to train

your brain. If there is someone who does that for a living, let them tell me and I would be the first person to

pay for a consultation with that person so that they can teach me how to train my brain. But I am perhaps the only

human being on the internet telling you that you also have to train your brain because it is also a muscle. If not,

you are going to become stupid. Instagram and TikTok's algorithms are increasingly better developed and

better thought out so that you get hooked and simply do not think. On the other hand, your market value will tend

to zero if you only follow instructions and do repetitive tasks. On the other hand, the people who are going to

succeed and survive in the long term are those who know how to think and make better decisions, and this is

something that I also believe is going to happen, those who have a personal brand, that is, those who are not

really invisible to the world. If I had to give you one piece of advice in your situation, it would be to open a

YouTube channel, study mathematics, you will not regret doing either of these two things, 100%. But come on, please

listen to me when I tell you to start investing in this. And think about it, think about it a little. It's like when

the industrial revolution happened, for example, when people started adopting machines or, well, if we take it even

further, we don't have to go to that point. For example, when electricity began to be used, for example, before,

for example, electricity was not used, but rather natural light, candles or gas candles or whatever. The adoption

of technology typically happens very progressively, it is not like it is adopted worldwide overnight, but right

now we are precisely in that window of adoption of artificial intelligence. So , precisely, you are at this point in

time where, let's say, uh, you can wake up and do something with your life and start working right now, or you can

wait until artificial intelligence is so widely adopted in the world that your business value has already reached

zero and you really can't do anything else because, let's say, you have become useless. I mean, it's going to

sound bad, but it is the reality. And I'm telling you all this and I'm really telling you all this for your own good.

I mean, I'm telling you, I don't earn anything for making these types of videos, but I genuinely want the best

for you. Study, use your brain, start studying math, start talking about the things you're doing on the internet,

and simply in whatever you're doing, try to stand out, be the best, and question things. See you later, and

when you're a millionaire, write to me and we'll meet here in Thailand, in Bangkok, and we'll have a coconut in

Bali. See you later. Oh.