Podcast
Pivot
The podcast discussed Kevin Roose's book, "Futureproof," which offers nine rules for adapting to the increasing automation in various sectors. The book's rules were categorized into how to future-proof one's personal life, career, and community.
The subtitle is Nine Rules for Humans and the Age of Automation. I wanted to be more efficient than the 10 Commandments.
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The podcast discussed Kevin Roose's book, "Futureproof," which offers nine rules for adapting to the increasing automation in various sectors. The book's rules were categorized into how to future-proof one's personal life, career, and community.
The subtitle is Nine Rules for Humans and the Age of Automation. I wanted to be more efficient than the 10 Commandments.
I think you need to find work that is or you need to basically find things to do that are not going to be replaced by machines.
One of the things I got from interviewing AI experts and economists from this book is that in the future, things that are done by machines will become very cheap and things that are done by humans will become more valuable.
I think that the sort of what we teach children and what we teach ourselves as adults is really important here. I think that we need to kind of update to the curriculum that we've been teaching people now for 100 years,
It's not enough to attend a coding boot camp anymore. You really have to work on yourself so that you're ready and you're not as replaceable as you might be right now.