AI Success 2025: Why Those 40+ Must Adapt or are left behind

[@overmanlife]

Good points. I am on the same wave lenght about AI

[@theSmallReset]

Thanks for the feedback. Happy you agree with the points in the video.

[@qzwxecrv0192837465]

small retail will gain little benefit from AI. AI can't sell shoes, targets, bows, etc. AI can't ring up customers nor does AI have hands on experience with physical items, it can only gather info from the web and/or what it is fed. AI will be huger for larger companies that need visual or written content, not construction companies, not carpenters, carpet installers, dry wallers, etc. I have no issue using tools to gather info faster, create "templates" for ads or papers, but as you stated, "I" have to interject myself in my pieces. This year I have seen so many videos with similar flow and AI voiced presentation, that it seems a big leap will be needed to sound more authentic

[@theSmallReset]

Great feedback. You're right, the first changes will be mainly in the digital service sector. I also agree, that occupations in the handcraft sector will stay longer the same. Also in the caring of people. Basically everything, where the human touch (in terms of emotions, art or handcraft) is needed. The point is, even if technology will not entirely replace jobs, there will be changes. Therefore, adaptability is important.