Scott Galloway: AI Wasn’t Built For You. The Rich Don’t Need You Anymore!
May 4, 2026
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as posted by the channelAI CEOs are selling us the dream of ‘freedom’, making billions off the fear of mass job loss! Scott Galloway reveals the truth is more complicated and far more deceptive.
Scott Galloway is an NYU Stern Professor of Marketing, entrepreneur, and host of The Prof G Pod and Pivot. He is known for breaking down the biggest shifts in business, technology, wealth, and culture. He is also the bestselling author of books such as The Four, The Algebra of Happiness, and Post Corona.
He explains:
◼️Why the AI job apocalypse is just marketing hype
◼️How AI is making the rich richer while leaving ordinary people anxious
◼️Why Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Big Tech leaders should not be blindly trusted
◼️How robots and AI will reshape work, but may not destroy it completely
◼️Why storytelling, relationships, and resilience may become the most valuable skills
◼️Why young men are losing the ability to handle rejection
◼️How billionaires are quietly separating themselves from society
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