Robert Kiyosaki warns AI could disrupt job market
@theRealKiyosaki: Robert Kiyosaki on AI jobs
Robert Kiyosaki, renowned personal finance educator and author of ''Rich Dad Poor Dad'', is voicing concerns over the impact of artificial intelligence on employment.
In a recent tweet, Kiyosaki predicted that AI could lead to significant ''unemployment'' and the displacement of ''smart students'' who have invested heavily in education, with many still burdened by student loan debt. He emphasized the importance of taking ''proactive action'' in the face of these impending changes.
Kiyosaki's remarks tap into a growing debate among economists and technologists about the future of work in an era increasingly defined by technological advancements. He pointedly noted the irony that AI ''cannot fire'' him as he does not have a traditional job, potentially emphasizing a shift towards entrepreneurial and freelance employment models.
As discussions about AI's influence on the labor force continue, Kiyosaki's statements add a critical voice highlighting the need for adapting to technological shifts amidst economic uncertainties.
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Kiyosaki’s warning on technological disruption comes amid his longstanding caution regarding broader economic vulnerabilities, including concerns about a potential global debt bubble burst and the value of alternative assets. His perspective on adapting to future shifts in employment and investment also mirrors earlier commentary on opportunities such as his silver price prediction, emphasizing resilience in an increasingly uncertain financial landscape.
In the previous news, tweet author Robert Kiyosaki discussed the challenges of understanding modern money.
