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21:26Now PlayingTony Robbins explains why artificial intelligence and rapid technological change may create the greatest wave of human suffering in modern history. Drawing on historical patterns, conversations with world leaders, and firsthand insight into global business, he reveals why job displacement is not just an economic issue but a crisis of identity, dignity, and meaning.
He breaks down why this technological transition will happen faster than any previous revolution, why governments and institutions are unprepared, and why the psychological impact could be more dangerous than the financial fallout. Tony explains how AI threatens both blue collar and white collar work, why violence and social unrest are predictable outcomes, and what individuals must do now to adapt and survive.
This conversation explores the future of work, the loss of purpose in a post work world, the role of universal basic income, and the skills humans must develop to remain relevant. Tony also shares why pattern recognition, rapid learning, and creativity will matter more than intelligence or credentials in the age of AI.
Discover:
• Why AI could displace millions of jobs faster than society can adapt
• Why losing work also means losing identity and meaning
• How past technological revolutions led to violence and unrest
• Why white collar jobs are more vulnerable than people think
• The three skills that will determine who survives the AI era
• How to prepare psychologically for a future no one feels ready for
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