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EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 24 MIN

The Great Displacement: AI, Jobs, and Who Gets Left Behind

from Solving America's Problems

Businesses will replace humans for better ROI — and the timeline is shorter than most people think. Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley sit down with Justin Meyers and Jason Sipple on what AI, robots, and automation actually do to work. Justin predicts that by 2030 most people will spend their day talking to a personal AI model and reviewing what it produced. Jason left a corporate leadership role after building a division from zero to $30M under crushing hours, and now says entrepreneurs either integrate AI or get replaced. Justin shares the story of engineers who refused to use AI tools because they knew they were training their own replacements. The conversation cuts through the "AI is just a tool" line and asks who's actually adapting and who's pretending it isn't happening.Timestamps:(00:00) The wave already hit – AI, jobs, and the hustle that stopped working(01:05) Meet the guests – Justin Meyers and Jason Sipple introduced(01:31) Every industry, no exceptions – where AI is already reshaping work(03:17) The owner reaction split – who's adapting and who's frozen(05:29) Your day in 2030 – talking to AI, reviewing AI, repeat(08:00) Robots in the kitchen – why Justin wants a humanoid at home(10:41) Zero to $30M, then out – Jason's corporate exit story(12:53) Training your replacement – engineers who saw it comingConnect:Justin Meyers – Instagram | Facebook | LinkedInJason Sipple – Website | LinkedIn | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Spotify Podcast | Apple Podcast | Rethinking Banking🌍 Connect with us: Instagram | YouTube | X

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