The Big AI Shake-up: What’s Coming? The world of technology is moving faster than a Melbourne Formula One Grand Prix driver, and things are about to get pretty wild. Here’s my lowdown on what to expect over the next year or two: - AI is getting scary smart Soon, AI won’t just be for writing emails or making silly pictures. It’s going to start doing “white-collar” jobs - the kind of work people do in offices on computers. We’re talking about AI that can build its own apps, manage businesses, and even talk on the phone so well you won’t know it’s a robot. - The "SaaS Graveyard" You know those websites where you pay a monthly fee to use their tools? A lot of them might go bust. Why? Because soon, anyone will be able to use AI to build those same tools for themselves for free (or much cheaper). If a company doesn’t offer something really special, they’re in trouble. - Robots are joining the team We’re moving toward “humanoid” robots - robots that look and move like us. These won’t just be toys; they’ll be used for deliveries and physical jobs. Also, “Digital Labour” is the new buzzword. Instead of just automating a tiny task, AI will be able to do an entire job from start to finish. The Bottom Line: The next few years might be a bit of a bumpy ride with jobs changing and the world feeling a bit chaotic. But if you keep learning, taking action on what you learn, and stay close to your mates, you’ll be right!

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