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EPISODE · Mar 13, 2024 · 18 MIN

AI Taking Over Jobs in The Financial Industry -Stock Market Trends & Bubbles - Chris Markowski #6019

from Financial Survival Network · host Kerry Lutz

Kerry Lutz and Chris Markowski discussed various topics related to the stock market and the impact of AI on the labor force and industries. They explored the question of whether the current market is a bubble or a super growth market, using Tesla as an example for analysis. The speakers also drew parallels to historical technological advancements and expressed concerns about the significant impact AI could have on employment. They shared insights on how AI could potentially replace certain roles, while also highlighting the limitations and potential job displacement associated with AI advancements. Additionally, the conversation touched on the challenges confronting investors, including inflation, geopolitical instability, and moral degradation. Find Chris here: watchdogonwallstreet Find Kerry here: FSN

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