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Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson — AI Is Breaking the Economics of Work. No One Is Ready
Scout ratingSCOUT· 36%55m·2026-10-19·Technology

AI Is Breaking the Economics of Work. No One Is Ready

Digital Disruption with Geoff Nielson

If AI can free up half a company’s labor capacity, what happens to the people doing the work? Ravin Jesuthasan describes AI transformations that have freed up 40–50% of labor capacity. Is your organization ready for what that means for its workforce? The futurist and bestselling author explains how AI is reshaping the…

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“There are also so many bullshit jobs in larger companies that are obviously becoming obsolete. E.g. Scrum masters, some middle management, HR assistants ...”

— @gainde1137 · YouTube comment

“This is hilarious, so why would you need consultants at all? Ai's domain expertise is by far better than any consultant. Bottom line anything knowledge based is cooked over time, it's rough. Stay educated and learn the tool sets”

— @UncleChisel · YouTube comment

“You gotta look beyond joblosses, it's not about future of economics, it's not about agents getting rougue, it's not about robots taking lives, it's not about a nuclear threat, it's so funny that people are scared of things but the biggest t…”

— @Andee148 · YouTube comment

“Lots a corporate nonsense speak here, waste of time skip”

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