Ep 26: AI IS COMING FOR YOUR JOB — HIDE THE WOMEN & CHILDREN!!
Build Black Show | Business Growth & EntrepreneurshipShow Notes
Artificial intelligence is changing how we work—but does that automatically mean humans lose?
On Episode 26 of The Build Black Show, Coach Swan Simpson, Cretelia Harris and Robin White sit down for a candid conversation about AI, automation, jobs, entrepreneurship and the future of work.
As businesses increasingly use artificial intelligence to automate tasks and increase productivity, workers are being forced to confront a serious question: What happens to my career if AI can do part of my job?
The 3 Amigos offer another perspective.
Instead of only asking which jobs AI could replace, what if we asked what businesses, income streams and opportunities people can create by learning to use AI?
We explore using artificial intelligence to start businesses, increase productivity, create content, improve sales and marketing, develop new skills and turn knowledge into income.
AI is changing the rules.
The question is whether we're going to watch the change happen—or learn how to participate in the opportunities it creates.
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