I just released a new breakdown on CNN’s recent segment with Andrew Yang, where they argue that UBI may now be urgently required because AI is eliminating jobs. The problem is that the reports they cite don’t say that — in fact they predict disruption and transformation, not mass unemployment. And the proposed funding model for UBI simply doesn’t work at today’s level of AI profitability or competitiveness. Two key takeaways: • You can’t fund UBI by taxing AI companies before AI becomes powerful enough to generate real profits. • Slowing or overtaxing AI now would hand China the lead, making any future UBI less realistic — not more. Full video here: 👉 https://youtu.be/hVZbgDjOgRg?si=IWdu8MOq8bYDiSWu

Most future predictions suffer from the same problem: They’re too abstract. “AGI will transform society.” “Robots will automate everything.” “Longevity escape velocity is coming.” Great… but what does that actually look like in your home, your health, or your work? This week I wanted to make futurism tangible. Not theory — three concrete scenarios you can picture in your everyday life by 2035: 🟩 1. A home repair robot that arrives on your driveway like an Uber No waiting for electricians or plumbers — a fully autonomous Flathead-style bot that scans, diagnoses, and fixes the problem. 🟩 2. A home medical pod that replaces 80–90% of doctor visits A physical booth in your home analyzing blood, ECG, inflammation, metabolism — instantly connected to your wearable health data. 🟩 3. An AI-run digital business that grows while you’re offline A YouTube channel (or any info business) that ideates, produces, negotiates, edits, publishes, and optimizes with just one weekly check-in. These are not sci-fi hypotheticals — they’re grounded in real capabilities from Sora 2, Veo 3.1, robotics advances, and emerging healthcare tech. And the key question becomes: What will it actually feel like to live in a world where these three things exist? That’s what I explore in my newest video. 👉 Watch here: https://youtu.be/UhxaIwQNgXA After watching, I’d love to hear: Which of the three would change your life the most — and why?

What will advanced AI and robotics do to our jobs over the next decade? I’ve just gone through the newest reports from McKinsey, Deloitte, PwC, Goldman Sachs, and ARK Invest, and then fed all of it into my custom AI models to see what’s really coming. The short version: We won’t see mass unemployment — we’ll see underemployment. Fewer hours, lower pay, more instability, and constant pressure to adapt. And for many people, that will feel much worse. I break it all down in my new video — plus what you can actually do to prepare for the coming “Turbulent Years.” 👉 Watch the video here

Check out my new video showing how adding experts to your AI projects will give a significant performance boost. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EkN8xf9mUc Grab my files here on Skool: https://www.skool.com/the-strategic-edge-1049/classroom

I’ve just added more powerful tools inside the Strategic Edge Skool Forum, including something I’m really excited about: 🎯 The AI Career Coach — your personalized guide to navigating the future of work. This isn’t just another chatbot. It’s trained with future predictions and trend data, designed to help you future-proof your career or business in a world transformed by AI. https://youtu.be/1f9BJ5rs4P4​​