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Uber Founder,Travis Kalanick: when everything is fully automated in the world , that “plumbers become LeBron”. Listen to this, he’s actually right.

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Matt8 个月前

If we do see a massive increase in demand for Plumbers, this premium will only exist for a finite period of time. Rest of talent will train to become plumbers, increasing the supply of plumbers. Risk of oversaturation. This is what happened for SWE.

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Dhru8 个月前

The LeBron of plumbing

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Advik Jain8 个月前

the irony of the guy who automated rides being bullish on physical labor is not lost on me

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Juan8 个月前

If he truly really believed that , he would be in plumbing school. He just doing same ol RockerFeller and Ford and get people educated on what they can exploit them next. He is aligning what hispockets will need : AKA uber for plummers and buildings managers .

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kon8 个月前

my plumber neighbor makes 200k Lmaoo

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PGAGI8 个月前

The real shift is how AI floods the market with cheap cognitive work while physical precision stays rare. It's like turning blue-collar expertise into the new elite tier.

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Matt Teixeira8 个月前

So machines can build buildings, but not install the plumbing?

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sahit8 个月前

bullshit there will be a ai powered glasses to guide you through plumbing, you just have to listen to it's instructions

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Steve Martin8 个月前

why can't the robots just do the plumbing

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meltonshrugged8 个月前

Task rabbit

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mathias coudert8 个月前

A locksmith at night already charge the same hourly rate than lebron… and we don t even have everything automated with AI yet!

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Shirisha8 个月前

The robots would do the manual work

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Miami Lawyer Dad8 个月前

So robots can built buildings but they can’t do plumbing? Why? Serious question

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DQD8 个月前

Wait for robotics to catch up…

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David Webster8 个月前

ive got a plan

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Adriana Sobota8 个月前

the scariest part is most startups are still hiring for the old world while the new one is already here

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Gregor8 个月前

Automation could also mean entrepreneurs become freelancers, working on passion projects instead of traditional employment, which is a different kind of freedom.

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TJ Tommy8 个月前

In an AI world, creativity and know how in the real world will be the new currency. Anything that can be done in software will be replaced by AI.

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Derek Staloch8 个月前

What if people don’t want to be plumbers?

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Misha8 个月前

@grok how long would it take to teach a human to fix 90% of common plumbing issues?

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Mihai Matei8 个月前

@grok what do you think about this take?

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Is this true?8 个月前

I believe people are overreacting to this. What does AI have to do with plumbing? Will we need more plumbing services? No. If anything, there might be way too many plumbers because AI.

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Magnet Ghost8 个月前

Learn a trade.

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Axel Boch8 个月前

I agree but using LeFloop as the example is not a great idea

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Martin Bochukov8 个月前

meanwhile my agent hiring a human to do the plumbing

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Daal-Baati Soorma8 个月前

As if robots are still in infancy!! He is an outright duffer! All engineering branches are benefiting from AI, low skill/dexterous jobs are very much on chopping block…

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The Tectonic8 个月前

Kalanick's "plumbers as LeBron" thesis in full automation captures scarcity premium on irreplaceable physical labor. Realpolitik of AI: abundance in digital domains amplifies relative value in analog ones.

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6pm8 个月前

This is so BS. To be a plumber you don’t have much learning curve. It’s easier than coding to switch jobs. How many plumber do we need?

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adrian8 个月前

Stupid take. If out of every 1 million people who lose their jobs because of AI, even just 1% retrain to become plumbers, then it won’t be such a unique and well-paid profession anymore. And it’ll be the same with everything else.

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Mihai Matei8 个月前

@grok is he right about this?

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Matthias Giger8 个月前

He's making a thought experiment and they report it as a headline.

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Jed Frankowski8 个月前

lol no he’s not

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Yuri Gagarin8 个月前

another wealthy person who will only get wealthier because of AI telling everyone how great it will be.

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Gerald Redlinger8 个月前

Not true The demand will create People will do it themselves And the robots are 10 years behind

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