.@sophiadew argues AI will make human taste and judgment more valuable. @AndrewYang says that just creates a K-shaped economy where only the rich will be able to afford it: Sophia: "With Jevons paradox, as AI increases productivity, there also increases more demand. One of the biggest areas where we're seeing rise in demand are things that are uniquely human and that AI cannot replace." "Things like taste, like judgment, things that the AI can't do. There is more demand for that, creating more scarcity for it and creating new types of markets. Creating new jobs in those fields." Andrew Yang: "Graphic design used to be considered a creative task and now that's getting pounded out by AI. Video making, no offense Jubilee, that's getting mulched by AI." "If I'm rich and I want someone to tell me what painting I should hang in my living room, I will pay a human to do it. That's only because the ultra winners are going to want people's taste." @jubileemedia

.@sophiadew says radiology is proof AI can transform jobs instead of eliminating them. @AndrewYang says the transition is happening far too fast for that story to hold: Sophia: "I am an optimist because of all of your fears that you say. There are certain things that we should do to mitigate all the harms that AI will cause." "Most people think one day robots are going to come in and all the jobs are going to leave, but what actually ends up happening is a slow transition where the jobs transform and re-augment in ways where the human has to do more human type of work." "Everyone thought AI would get rid of all the radiologists. There's more demand for radiology, but the job of a radiologist now is way more human." Andrew Yang: "I'm now 50 years old, which means if I don't get dumber in a given month, it was a good month. Meanwhile, the models will get twice as smart that month." "Block fired 4,000 out of 10,000. Oracle laid off 30,000 workers and said, we're doing it to invest in AI. This is not a multi-year transition. This is like a hey, sorry, we don't need you anymore." @jubileemedia