Scott Galloway: AI Wasn’t Built For You. The Rich Don’t Need You Anymore!

I’m a barber in San Francisco. Ive been assured by my laid-off techie clients (who spent the last 15 years enriching themselves on humanity’s demise without realizing they were in that group too) that my job is safe… I’m still not sure why everything is so expensive though. Well, I do know (the objective is dehumanization) but it doesn’t make sense. Well, it makes sense (we are ruled by anti-human demons)… but I’m fucking sick of it.

I have been subscribed for a very long time and enjoy the interviews. I stay concerned though, that many people who watch can’t relate because they are a not making anywhere near a six-figure salary and are trying to sustain month-to-month. I’d like to see more content here and elsewhere, to help the masses of people who can’t afford expensive AI trainings, Teslas, or even a laptop. Are people who are economically disadvantaged being left out of these types of conversations?

0:20 Altman didn't turn to the dark side; he's always been on the dark side, but he was good at keeping it hidden for a long time by pretending to be one of the “good guys.”

I've worked with AI as a software engineer for years. There's a lot of moth holes in the tapestry. What these CEOs are getting away with right now is unconscionable.

Restaurant owners were NOT bailed out during c*vid in any sense of the idea comparable to the massive bailout of banks 2008 / 2009!! Many small businesses closed forever post pandemic. Entire families lost generationally built and neighborhood-supporting businesses and were not helped through that time. Banks in the early 2000's literally broke laws, engaged in fraudulent practices, and got at most a slap on the wrist. Oh, and entire departments at those banks were eliminated. Mid- and lower-level jobs gone by the 10's of thousands from JP Morgan alone. Pay rates for all jobs flattened and have never kept up with inflation ever since. Rich people played games & got richer. That's the only constant. Beware the growing disparity.

As an RN working with homeless, Psych, and addicted & hearing this is just disgusting! Ughhhh…. Literally, even as an RN I can’t get good medical & I’m saving lives. Now we’re literally sweeping people up and medicating them against their wills. Next most likely institutionalized. This country is no longer functioning for the people who are not UBER rich!!!! Period. It’s so friggen sad…. People out here are suffering and desperate!!!

By the way, my former husband was the founding CEO of a concierge insurance company, Pinnacle Care of Maryland. He died in 2005 and within months, his company had totally removed all mention of him from the website. The entire story of how the company was founded was rewritten. His name was Bart Herbert, Jr. You can still find the original web pages on the wayback machine. You are no one after they no longer need you.

1:56 Hits hard... Same. When you have a parent who _you KNOW_ gave their life for you.... you will never get over their loss- you will feel like you never said "I love you" enough.. never did enough for them. 26 years later ... I still feel this every day. -.-

the best thing he said in this podcast is "receipts for love is grief" and "i don't want to" with regard to getting over his mother's death. You should never want to just get over someone you loved. Grief is the price you pay for love and in a way it is beautiful

10:01 There are only senior software developer job openings now. There are next to no entry and mid level jobs. What do you think this means?