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7 May 2025 Conversations with Tyler Jack Clark on AI's Uneven Impact
“I think within those, you get certain high-status, high-skill parts, where people want to use a certain tradesman, not just because of their skill but because of their notoriety and sometimes an aesthetic quality.”
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- Jack Clark
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- 7 May 2025
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- Conversations with Tyler
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- Jack Clark on AI's Uneven Impact
Transcript context
…Where is it in our economy that AGI will affect last in a significant manner? Ooh, I’d hazard a guess that it’s going to be things that are the trades and the most artisanal parts of them. You might think of trades as having things like electricians or plumbing, or also things like gardening. I think within those, you get certain high-status, high-skill parts, where people want to use a certain tradesman, not just because of their skill but because of their notoriety and sometimes an aesthetic quality. I think that my take might be gardening, actually. They won’t use AGI to help design the garden? Or just the human front will never disappear?…
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