Elon Musk Says AI Can Do 50% Of Information Jobs Now

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSNuB9pj9P8

💼 Job loss from AI.

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Elon is describing a civilization’s fault-line that the tech industry has created. Machines and the companies enabling them are on one side and very few companies that are building human-aligned technology are on the other.

Most of humanity will be on the wrong side, not intentionally. They are not being presented with an alternative. They don’t know that one exists.

@rohanpaul_ai so elon thinks robots will fix power and cooling. cute. meanwhile the actual demand for something beyond this info-shuffling shit is still unmeaured. where's the infra for that

Elon nails it, information jobs are already being transformed today, and the robot wave for physical work will reshape everything. Interesting to see the productivity boom once power & materials catch up. This is the path to abundance if we adapt fast and focus on uniquely human strengths.

@rohanpaul_ai Nah. If we solve robot software, we are there. The drive for the rest will just be too great.

@rohanpaul_ai Once both information work and atom-shaping are largely handled by machines, the hard problems become redistribution of wealth and meaning in human life

@rohanpaul_ai Banger of the show goes to Elon w/ his "benign" scenario lol

@rohanpaul_ai This future where AI tackles information and robots shape atoms highlights a profound transformation for all job sectors.

@rohanpaul_ai The other 50% is what matters; that’s how knowledge is generated.

@rohanpaul_ai Im confused as to why he still has employees

@rohanpaul_ai He is missing the point of AI.

@rohanpaul_ai musk says info jobs go first. cool. still waiting for the infra that actually measures demand for what comes next not just what gets automated

@rohanpaul_ai AI isn’t slowing down—its rollout is. If more oversight means safer, more reliable AI, is the trade-off worth it? Or are we slowing innovation too much?

https://rumble.com/v7c7yxi-why-ai-rollouts-are-slower-than-ever-even-as-ai-gets-smarter.html

@rohanpaul_ai The bit-vs-atom split is the economic reality of the decade. White-collar automation is an orchestration problem, but scaling physical robots isn't just a software play, but a grid physics challenge. The ultimate bottlenecks are raw copper, transformers, and gigawatts.

Yuval Noah Harari (@harari_yuval ) argues that human bureaucracies (like tax agencies, courts, and ministries) have always functioned like cold, unfeeling machines. They ingest data, apply strict algorithmic rules (laws and regulations), and spit out decisions, often completely ignoring individual human feelings.

In the past, the saving grace of any bureaucracy was the human element at the bottom. A low-level clerk or manager could look at a tragic situation, feel empathy, and quietly bend the rules.

With AI, bureaucracies can become entirely automated, stripping away that final safety valve of human compassion.

@rohanpaul_ai How many companies that invest heavily in AI will blow all their cash and go bust?

@rohanpaul_ai No cars, just robots running over sand roads.

@rohanpaul_ai I have zero interest in anything either of them have to say on the subject, and it will remain that way.

@rohanpaul_ai I fully believe now elon knows no physics he has just good talking skills