Raw LLM Responses

None. It seems this week we now have AI that can build entire applications. In the short term, there is lots of coding left to do to develop toolchains and some good consulting money to be made helping companies implement them. Beyond that, the world will be unrecognisable soon. We don't need AGI to make humans irrelevant, we just need specialized AI that can do any single task better than humans. The vast majority of white collar jobs are information processing, which has now been made redundant, or people jobs, which are better done by avatars. Blue collar jobs will become precarious gig jobs flooded with applicants as such things as "certs" and "experience" will be replaced by apps telling workers exactly what to do. What *does* have value? Data and resources. If you have non-public data or knowledge (such as rare domain knowledge), hold on to it for dear life because it will give you the only edge you can expect to have. For a country, access to resources will be crucial: between AI making the knowledge gap irrelevant and a glut of unpaid workers, the limiting factor to building all the things is access to resources, both computing resources and physical ones. I personally don't really plan ahead for a future after the sea change and flash crisis. No one has any idea what the new world will look like. It could be utopia for those with money and a precarious existence for those without money, it could be utopia even for the poor (why bother with "stuff" when you can just sleep, eat and live in a virtual world), it could be war. Worst case scenario, treat it as an impending meteor impact where you only have two years to live and should live them to the fullest.