Career Advice For A World After AI

[@musicbysazid]

I went from "wow, okay" to "wait wtf?" when he revealed I've been watching AI Varun for months now.

[@GoldenHawkGamer]

ya exactly i never thought of it once that it was AI model as all of his video edits in the same way which is very good at hiding or covering the imperfections in the AI so much that you cant distinguish it for reality

[@KaranSingh017]

Not a flex but I knew, the way his head had only a few movements and the same speech pattern but maybe as they improve it further I won't be able to.

[@namyajaiswal2114]

Literally u are that dumb to that u are not even capable to differentiate between real talking head and fake one... Normies😊

[@vickygrover1357]

That means this video is also AI generated ig.

[@mr-lacker]

@@vickygrover1357 No

[@anujchhikara-zy4mx]

My take on the coding is at the end of the day only output matters so use all the assistants and just build faster and ship faster. We moved from assembly to c to python to English

[@code4js]

bhai coding karu ya chod du , plz reply

[@KD-dr6px]

​@@code4js Karo bro. Even to prompt the right question you know basic knowledge.

[@imranmohsin9545]

So true "assembly to c to python to English" this is the evidence that's scary .

[@Zyzzzzzz]

​@@code4js Chod de Bhai AI pure job lene wala hai

[@Bigboichud24]

​@@code4jsfocus on fundamentals rather than the code syntax since even with all the AI tools you need to the fundamentals

[@hindiaccount3516]

Honestly, Varun your video is so much better than the thousands of self-help videos who just feed you on how to live, i am amazed on the experimentation process. At the end of the day thats how humanity has evolved, THROUGH grit and painstaking effort of running thousands of experiments. trial and error fuck yeaah

[@yashbothra1223]

My iit m professor said this one quote that i remember “peak to peak”

[@6112arjun]

Alternate title : "Bola tha na 😏"

[@roxxxxxy]

😂

[@ryangreen45]

now all those people look stupid. while they are thinking how could they save their job, Varun here is printing money with his ai tools and ai media business

[@sayianjacob7788]

"Charismatic " Teachers are much better than "Skilled" teachers, in teaching students. The Best example is, the KZbinrs who are are teaching content in a more interesting ways are Better at capturing students attention than Skilled Professors from Colleges, great example is comparing the views from IIT Professors from NPTEL, eventhough their Content is much more important. - Distribution will overtake Skill.

[@saksham1861]

That's because human brain have a bias for easier things as compared to things that are hard to do. This can effect the end outcome in a positive or a negative way because the person who seems interesting to students may not be capable enough to teach them all the things they require to for example pass a test. So only the teacher is being benefited and not his students which may end up in him losing his credibility in the long term. There are a lot of other factors too so just assuming that the teacher capturing the most attention right now is better and will always do good is incorrect. The IIT professor may not be getting a lot of views right now but in the long run he may or may not gain a lot of attention he never got.

[@lbsdrive9278]

That’s true bro

[@AdityaTiwary-b8e]

Depends on your definition of 'better'. As I can assure you, People who are actually smart at that topic and aiming for higher proficiency on it, will by no exception choose the skilled ones, as charismatic teachers are teaching very basic stuff, infact you will notice the difference about the same topic, when charismatic and a skilled teacher teaches. A person who really understands stuff, and feels out it's inner working, has a strange simplicity and way with their words, which triggers a very specific understanding, that becomes more clear with the way they say it. Mind you this is just a comparison b/w charismatic and skilled teacher, so I am not talking about boring teachers who neither are charismatic nor skilled.

[@ryangreen45]

Physicswallah built a billion dollar business teaching people how to get into IITs when he himself never got into IIT.

[@artificiyal]

packaging can only fool the masses

[@Sudharshan-j5p]

Every time! when watch his content i get confused about my life. i don't know WHY?

[@MunishMummadi]

+1

[@ishaanwho.]

That's kind of the point. The world is changing quick but we're still sticking to old traditions of degrees and skills, obviously when hearing something contrast that you'd feel confused. But I do believe the confusion will lead you on to the right path so keep at it

[@SamskaraStream]

He's Kurgesagt of careers.

[@Bhargav_Gadekar]

​​@@SamskaraStream fr everytime both of them gives us identity crises 😅😅😅

[@BJCR4HVJR4-sc8xj]

Cause we don't want to change

[@Rohan-Gurav-v]

1. independent thinking {do your own experiment and figure it out] 2. managerial experiments [ you are also a sales guy, get result for company] 3. understand and do what costumer want, not what you feel

[@vijeetshah_]

He is sharing insights that most people in regular jobs aren't aware of. Those who grasp these concepts usually work directly with CEOs, CTOs or Product owners - helping not only with customer acquisition and sales from a technical perspective but also with management tasks like improving UX, leveraging time, outsourcing routine tasks, streamlining workflows, and achieving rapid market validation. Crucially, they focus on research and providing solid proof to support their strategies-basically, he is revealing my secret.

[@narayanraokulkarni7775]

a really good insight from you also. bro can i connect to you on some social media or something( ntg sus btw)

[@Ranatunga-p2j]

it is from GOD that i clicked on this video, and watched the whole video, i don't know how the career will be after AI but my mindset is little changed after this 23 minutes...thank you

[@amlankashyap1083]

Varun, you are a way ahead of other content creators. Please continue this legacy and provide us with more such insightful content.

[@atharvaswami5726]

And the good news is the infrastructure isn't there yet to replace all jobs. you still have lot of time to experiment.

[@rusbunnin3992]

Really great content, Varun. I agree that work of the future will be more result centric. Arguing over DSA may sound ABSURD, but... they are just beginners who are trying to get into tech to earn a living (still on the lower part of Maslow's pyramid) . They have to keep up with the ABSURD demands of those organizations who are hiring - DSA

[@akashbharadwaj1]

anyways this absurd demands will never go away... why? think about why they are there in the first place... to test smartness? naaaa.. its to remove the creativity ... so that they dont go and create the next big thing lol.

[@eddie-hdtv]

you know varun, i’m really grateful you take it on you to bring us the truth irrespective of the hate you get for it. it’s really brave and i really respect you for it. now i’m way more confused for sure, but i know this confusion is good. thank you. keep doing what you’re doing.

[@BharatKarkar-o5t]

That is literally me all the time. And you brought it on screen as no one else like a boss. Just know yourself as much as you can and you will be better than yesterday!! 😌

[@mr.prince8105]

It's true that nobody sees how you build the product, whether you hard-coded it or used any kind of GPT or AI tools; they only care about the output, unless you're learning from scratch. As a Software Engineer, I no longer write code myself. Instead, I think about the steps needed to solve a problem and provide those steps to AI to write the code or solve the problem for me.

[@venkatesh3833]

You are changing my mindset through your every videos .Thanks for the valuable insight .

[@theKanhaGautam]

Hey sir this is been the most informative video of the day for me probably the most informative on in a month... But I really wish that you don't get enough broader audience as it will increase our headache of competing as more people will get this level of great insight... 😂. Btw great video really valuable and it is the reason I am not disabling my youtube...😊

[@Jayank_09]

Kudos to your inner child who never stopped asking 'what if.' Looking forward to seeing the next wave of creators taking notes from you!"

[@sankhuz]

Nah , the real AGI is varun

[@sayandbera-]

😂

[@hanzo1010]

from the "moment i got sense of this world" to "this point in time" , i am believing these concepts but if i try to make a move on it. it's just make me to think something like is it ur purpose in life. but in the end what ever i do i want to make/do something ' good '.

[@ketansingh9851]

Bro you're cooking🔥 Here's what blew my mind 1. A lot of your Instagram videos are AI generated. (and they look so real) 2. Your predictions are almost always data backed and they end up being true 3. You're an experimenter 4. Content aka distribution is gonna be more and more valuable 5. SAAS is probably going to keep losing value because people are gonna make custom software with a prompt

[@tinkerbrains]

Overall value of everything is going to 0. Humanity started from 0, going towards 0. Om Namah Shivay 😂

[@rakeshsirvi3529]

a PERFECT eye opening Video for All the Software Developers.

[@samarthsuthar2988]

I think that in the Ai generated code era, we need debuggers that are able to understand codebase completely and can make change to debug code.

[@Vageshch]

I think i am totally screwed now 😭 choosing a degree that totally depends on writing code and displaying the output and the college's don't understand and don't give us much time to experiment new things with all the exams,assignment and records.I don't understand what am i going to do with my future

[@ItsAryax]

bro don't say shit like this I'm planning on doing software engineering😭 for you try to improve your skills w ai

[@ryangreen45]

but who says you need permission from college? Drop out, bunk classes. Your stupid assignments and practical files wont take you anywhere.

[@Vageshch]

@@ItsAryax Bro it's your wish if you want to still persew software engineering I said my feelings about coding based on what he said.i already have pretty good skills and projects on my resume but Varun is telling coding is gonna get replaced by Ai thinking of it makes me sad I only present you the fact

[@Vageshch]

@@ryangreen45 I know my assignments are not going to takes me anywhere in the future that's why I mentioned it and speaking of dropping out it's not so easy as you think I think you are not regular viewer of Varun Maya he already discarded the fact of dropping out from college in his previous videos ma college has attendance criteria I am trying my level best to keep up the future

[@Vageshch]

@@ryangreen45 I think guys like you don't understand the total content sitting with the handset rudely replying all the comments just to get inner satisfaction I wish to know what are you doing

[@MrAnonymousKnight]

If there's one guy who flabbergasted me the most about AI and accelerated my passion for tech and entrepreneurship gave it a new direction, then it's none other than Varun. I just admire your domain expertise and it's refreshing to see your enthusiasm about your stuff and also somewhat motivating being someone is trying to figure out stuff in the same field and domain and aspiring to be an entrepreneur in this AI era. Your content has immeasurable impact in my life, Thank you.

[@ayushparmar110]

Can you tell us why your experiment to replace video editors failed. Why can't Ai can't takeover ?

[@vickygrover1357]

According to me, video editing is a combination of creativity, skill and human emotions. AI may take over creativity and skill but for human emotions, it's a long way to go.

[@devagarwal3250]

​@@vickygrover1357 nah I don't agree editing could be automated.

[@ayushparmar110]

Can you highlight parts in this video where editors edit in such a way which generates emotions in viewers.

[@vickygrover1357]

@@devagarwal3250 Yes, it can be automated. But it will take time. In the future , when AI can feel human emotions, video editing will be automated.

[@vickygrover1357]

@@ayushparmar110 To be honest, after seeing the pinned comment that this video could be AI generated. I didn't feel any emotions in it. So, the video was actually boring for me. I watched the full video for understanding his point. Also if you want to know the role of video editing concerning human emotions, just think of the moment when a youtuber becomes sad or happy when telling something. A comedy scene or editing appears when he is happy. And when he is sad, sad type of editing appears. Also making a video attractive enough for audiences to watch, had to be made by a human itself as it involves human psychology. According to me, for educational content with no/less human emotions, AI can be used. But for production of contents where a large mass is involved, human emotions are important. Most Channels with a large number of active subscribers are one such example of that type of content. Thank you for reading this far. In the end, I admit that I may be wrong. But let's find out the answer for ourselves.

[@amarthyaduttagupta9208]

Hey Varun!! I wish you all the best for your future :") I'm so proud of how far you have come in the last 1½ hours. The duality of being self aware of the masses and also going ahead with your gut is a beautiful feat you have ❤️

[@arcnemesis]

Experimentation is the key to navigating uncertainty effectively.

[@RakshithML-vo1tr]

I am not gonna lie but I literally felt like an elder brother giving an most important life lesson advice for me 17:57 Thank you so much varun hopefully anyday would love to work with u

[@Farid-Khan]

Summary: Young people often rely on tutorials and advice from supposed experts to guide their career choices. However, the most cutting-edge innovators are running experimental projects that defy categorization and are often rejected by the masses. 1. Real practitioners: i. Conduct strange experiments that few understand ii. Stay on top of new technologies that don't yet have mainstream jobs 2. The masses: Dismiss these experiments as unrelatable and don't understand their potential Examples: i. AI is predicted to take over creative jobs (2022) - downplayed by masses but now widely accepted ii. AI tools like Alpha CTR and auto code Pro can automate tasks and enhance capabilities iii. GPT-4 model excels in reasoning, boosting coding abilities Implications: 1. Shift in job skills: i. Coding as a manual process is likely to decline ii.Engineers will move into managerial roles iii.Focus on outcomes and revenue generation over inputs 2. Importance of distribution: i. Customers value convenience and accessibility ii. Content creators can leverage AI to build distribution and monetize their work Key Points: 1. Stop listening to the masses and run your own experiments. 2. Embrace responsibility for outcomes and become more like a manager. 3. Insights about what people want are crucial for success. 4. Failure is part of the learning process when testing new ideas and sharpening skills. 5. Chart your own path and focus on understanding what customers truly value.

[@sriraam1903]

this summary is AI generated

[@shobhitverma4233]

Its scary how distributors are gonna be at the top of the money chain , I mean its not wrong an individual making money for one sake but from selling false hopes to people, I think more awareness in masses and individual conscious of oneself regarding their work is a must and can you keep on making videos like this every month with job stats in current market and keep us updated where its headed.

[@divyaraj-rana]

You have truly opened my eyes Varun! I wonder if there will be a developer in future and the course I’m doing feels like a decade year old. Need to shift gears but clueless. Don’t know where to get started by getting some knowledge. With a blink of an eye, everyday there’s a new model release

[@manthenanagendra1077]

Truth is always hard to digest,loved it varun❤❤

[@AadityaYuvraj]

This is hands down Varun's best video till date...Every student of technology should watch this and build the INDEPENDENT thinking muscle.

[@divyarajsinhvaghela4647]

Elon musk ka call kab aayatha ? sach batana.....Really mind blowing

[@iandebnath9159]

Well honestly,I have been bashed hard when I tried to ditch programming all along and started learning about ai,data and buisness models and revenue,and everyone bashed me,like my family,my classmates,it was a painful process,I am in a constant dilemma whether the risk that I am taking is worth it,in the past 7 months I have started working on getting understand the market, and I am in my final years of CS,I took this decision,cause I want to use my knowledge to solve problems,real problems that companies faces and I enjoy it,but yeah deep down I am scared,whether everything will work out or not.. Lets's just experiment and see,where I land on.

[@prathmesh.1310]

I will remember this video. I am getting intuition that this video will be life changing for me. Thank You.

[@navneetkalia]

I am going to show this video to all my sales team. Simple message.

[@pursottampandey1965]

If AI can write code and solve problems, why would people choose engineers over AI? Eventually, won't AI replace 80% of engineers? I believe only around 20% will remain, and those will be the ones who are already at the top with advanced skills. With so many engineers in the field, this could be a risk for newcomers like me. There's already intense competition with highly skilled workers, and if AI replaces a portion of engineers, the competition will become even crazier. We all know how fast AI is evolving.

[@arcnemesis]

I might be belted for saying this, but Varun has become very mature in terms of entertaining ideas. I feel he now understands the demographics far better. I have been following Varun ever since Cero, but there were times I felt his ideas were great, but not directly applicable to my life. What I see and find truly beautiful is he accepts that he can be wrong, and everyone should do their own experiments. I would love to meet this guy someday and have a long conversation with him.

[@Travelfreko]

His video is tickling the stong belive which society puts in our mind .. A great insight on the mindset we have or we belive. 🎉

[@Travelfreko]

And Varun I want request you to make a video on where and how to start because we consume lot of content but we fail to understand when yo stop.. If you have a video kindly suggest or if you can kindly make a video

[@kyameinsahilwho]

Can I give you a suggestion. The video is too snappy to be looked at, transitions look good but it restricts me to watch the video further

[@youroverts3948]

this feels illegal to be publically available to watch. Varun have some mercy 😭😭😭. Love from Sindhudurg

[@ShivamKumar-ru3pj]

Le varun : indirectly promoting the products, he and his team has built 😅

[@hevats]

What a perfect smoothly edited video sound choise and broll are very perfect. Loved it Keep it up editor and Varun 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@Ares-c2x]

An eye opener video for those who watch it , learn from this and implement it ; and carrier ending who still take this lightly.

[@HemanthMajji-oq6wv]

Varun ,If possible, could you make a video on how to keep up with the new advancements in AI? Also, if I'm just starting to learn AI, where should I begin? Should it be with algorithms or applications? It's not taught in our college, so we mostly have to rely on KZbin. However, many KZbinrs often make it seem like all you need is one playlist, which can be confusing (maybe it's just me). I often feel like everything I've learned about AI is cool, but irrelevant. All the projects I do are KZbin projects, so how can I think outside the box, correct my mistakes, and move beyond following tutorials? As you know, most of us will not become content creators (for now). What are your thoughts on real AI jobs?

[@aseem1708]

thanks varun really good content in the start i thought u were just advertising ur self but buy the end the video has a goos insight in thing,i think it goes like - find what mass want and experiment then finalize the output . thanks man really good

[@mahendarpatel3157]

Thanks for your efforts for creating this content. I am software developer here are my takes on the video: ->AI is far better then me when it comes to coding and will be capable to replace me in few years. ->Need to focus on building products most of the low level things will be taken care by AI. ->Focus more on time management so that i can benifit most out of AI. ->Keep fundamentals strong. ->Improve analytical skills. ->Improve structured way of thinking. ->Dont overestimate the deadline to build something always keep tight deadline as most of the work can be done with the help of AI. ->Always have open mind and keep exploring.

[@nithinbhandari3075]

Hey Varun, You were telling about Truth. So I was thinking about Truth. Making LLM human aligned is very simple with current deep learning techniques. Input -> Output -> Calculate loss and update weights. But real AI would be the AI, where we will not human align them, but they would align themselves and discover the ultimate truth.

[@adityagorale]

I request you all, please, Read this book THE ART OF CONTRARY OPINION and them you will understand why Varun is specifically saying Masses are wrong.

[@NithinKandula]

Genuine ... U feel real while you speak All the best bro for sure u will do something big I will get on it

[@virajitg.p2510]

19:56 "In individuals, insanity is rare; but in groups, parties, nations, and epochs, it is the rule" - Friedrich Nietzsche

[@narayanraokulkarni7775]

bro..... nihlist?

[@afradahsan3514]

this video is so well put, varun! Distribution was always and is definitely going to be the key, i completely agree with you there.

[@purplewingsz]

This video is enlightenment not.only in terms of AI but also how world works

[@hey_viswa]

This video offers a crucial reminder to focus on experimentation and innovation rather than just following tutorials in a rapidly evolving AI-driven job market.

[@sabyasachi426]

MY post got featured 💀! I saw it now again, I should have used better language and tone there, I see it as a drawback, I still do stand for the main core things what I said and some have changed over the time, but I really appreciate you taking it in a good way! Bro is reading everything about him on the internet!!

[@shiroyasha_007]

Ofcourse he does. All this is feedback on his content. This is his reinforcement learning model

[@sahejnarang8911]

The topic of AI taking over (here I mean taking over a few areas in the industry) is itself vague we aren't sure what's going to happen next so the things are true today might not be tommorow

[@Pallab-wx3rf]

This isn't just a piece of content lying around that the recommendation page.

[@tejeshkinariwala]

just because you are selling video editing course, it is in bad faith to think and preach that manual video editing will not be obsolete as well. lots of training data and super easy to do

[@pranavarora3456]

You earned a subscriber!!

[@prasenjeet419]

Masses don't have TIME. They are busy. So don't listen to the masses when u know time is required to give good insights 🙇🏻

[@AlphaN7-hg8ib]

I am just happy whenever you and your team drops a vid, (17 btw)

[@jswlprtk]

You are not just over optimistic but in a bubble tbh. You aren’t helping anybody, just discouraging many helpless folks from being mediocre in your eyes. But for them it’s satisfactory or even a milestone. For you if somebody’s work is automated they asap lose their value entirely, which might be true during Industrial Revolution but not anymore where a job has more dynamics at play than just a what is, repetitive and mundane work in your eyes. You are scaremongering people with AI when it’s just a tool for making them more productive and making them feel they should give up with this kind of rhetoric. You simply make videos talking X is irrelevant because AI can do X. Instead you should encourage people that AI can help them do X faster. And strive to do X better than what was the norm so far. People like you see any life improving tool like llms as a startup opportunity instead of as a tool for personal growth for the masses. There is so much nuance here and so much to agree and disagree. Putting things into 10 mins video or reels isn’t helping anybody. For going from 60 to 90, most such real practitioners moved from 0 to 60 with the masses and with the same roadmap. Edit: It’s an observation I have been having since the last few videos, like you ranking jobs etc. Yes your llm model may be much nicer than the average mern stack dev but a small subset of them might be really loving their domain, and a smaller subset of them might have the drive to do much better than any of us can imagine. Such rhetoric does more harm than good. I am one of those who would have been severely demotivated and depressed seeing such content in my early days but I’m in middle of things and optimistic that I would rise above the median and be exceptional, and even if I didn’t, I would love my work equally. There are so many things AI can’t accomplish when you are deep enough into STEM domains, but how would you know. Example www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.8-Networking For you coding is just opening an empty text file and writing some CRUD boilerplate and pitching it to investors and making money ie just a means to an end, but there is a lot of deep engineering work that goes on with codebases for existing battle tested production facing tools where every ounce of performance, security and maintainability matters. Scaling is another big problem. You can’t just solve these problems by prompting an llm but reach a stage where you can start solving these much faster by prompting an llm for the easier part. For people like you engineering is just another role of creating a purple website but little do you know the kinds of problems people are trying to solve and many of them made a website in their lives, imagine asking them at that point to stop and be a video editor and deprive them of the future opportunities that lie ahead.

[@VarunMayya]

If you watch the video that’s exactly what I said. Stop making spot judgements and projecting what you think on others. Finish the video.

[@ankitbrother]

He totally did not say what you are acussing him of saying

[@aniket1956]

@@ankitbrother agree

[@anujpatil572]

Tech with editing is a perfect video by Varun sir

[@shaunfurtado7368]

Now, This is a really good take, Great Job!!

[@chsaarth]

Im following this guy on twitter rn. This video is just so good!

[@valekere_007]

Better than therapy 🎉😂😂

[@Madhavaninfinitypoint]

This guy has some really reasonable stuff.why?he is an engineer, he has a good team. But my doubt is.. in shorts it's AI Varun but what about this video..is it him or AI?

[@hmmmmmm_3429]

yeah i have met people who think ai will either take jobs of dont affect it BUT creative jobs will be affected how? its not they will go away but the thing that differentiated people with creativity was skill, ai has shortened that path so people with more creativity have way more chances of getting in the fields the people who are not creative will go away. creativity is also trying new things limiting yourself is not creativity.

[@kri5h]

So much to comprehend. Very Insightful

[@UdayKumar-hx4tt]

Great Advice This video gives a new perspective to look at things rather than just following the crowd and experimenting things nit following the masses

[@thejcubs]

Bro, could you give us a video of things AI cant do? Like listening and grooving to music while moving your body and stomping the ground (Mother Earth) bare foot which in turn charges you up electromagnetically and makes IT want to stomp more coz it kinda 'heals you'. Im thinking this activity might fall under the category of 'Unproductive Acts' for AI and mental health clearly wouldn't be an issue for IT as well. Having said all this, loved the edit to bits. Gonna try for the cohort. Much Love.

[@devanshjyoti2570]

Thing is performance at standardised tests doesn't correlate exactly to capacity for producing solutions to real world problems. You need human intelligence for that shit. AI will only act as a performance enhancer of people, ofcourse smarter and more knowledgeable people will be able to leverage it better. ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

[@bandasrikanth2344]

Did I just waste my 23 mins? No. Yes? I'm confused 🤣. Anyway, your content always make us question ourselves and start rethinking about the same things we've been doing for so long, which I believe is a biggest takeaway from your content.

[@savanpatel722]

Hey Varun, what are your thoughts on the major outsourcing scene from india for larger MNCs, I know it's not a question of if/how will the scene die but when? Thanks for centering people on what they MUST focus on ASAP.

[@YashMankar-s7h]

I read your book pyjama profit in 2023 that was my first book which I complete. It so easy to understand when I started reading everything is connected, your college story to 6 figure income from freelancing. So inspirational varun bhaiya. This video give me different perspective of thinking. So helpful !! And I want to meet you one day. Thanks❤ At last "sorry" I didn't buy your book I download it from z library😅😅

[@govindaagrawal816]

I think metaverse might actually change the remote work dynamic where even if you are entering a new segment, remote work would not hamper much because think about it, the main benefit of working in an office on premise is that there is a big floor where everyone is sitting working and you can just walk up to someone, discuss ideas, get input, collaborate and execute tasks without going through the hassle of scheduling a teams call and blocking off calendars or looking for free calendar slots... And you cannot do a very big conference call on teams either because everything you speak is now audible to everyone which is just a mess, unlike in office setting where we speak to someone sitting next to us and the voice only reaches so far.... in meta verse you could have people working from home with a VR headset and have them walk up to someone and talk and do all the things in a sort of virtualized office environment and what you speak is digitally dampened to only go so far to mimic the irl office environment... you could have infinite office floor space, infinite audio isolated meeting rooms which, even though audio isolated, anyone can walk right in because it is on the same office floor. Collaboration much?

[@adithyahebbar9586]

Varun, I'm feeling confused. If most companies start using AI and lay off many employees, what happens next? The job market in India is already horrific and scary, so finding a job would become incredibly difficult. Many might remain unemployed, and then what

[@Ankitjaiswal-hd7pv]

Many companies in future will only hire few people. As varun said only managers hence they don't need lot of software developer. Therefore jobs are going to be down in future. I am not going to spend money in mba however I am not learning video editing and content creation

[@adithyahebbar9586]

"Won't this affect the economy? Slowly, even the middle class will fall into poverty if this happens, right?"

[@Ankitjaiswal-hd7pv]

@@adithyahebbar9586 middle class is already going to poverty. Savings rate in India is very low. Regarding economy I feel jobs will be less but people will start doing something of their own. Check near your areas how many food stalls have been opened after corona. It's because many have been laid off or not able to get job. Hence they are into food stalls and other small businesses

[@arvindreddyanugu3621]

Man, every time I watch Varun’s videos, I just want to talk to someone about all the stuff he says-AI, the future, everything. But I don’t really have anyone around me who's into the same things or sees things the way I do. If any of you feel the same, let’s connect! Would love to chat and exchange ideas with like-minded people here.

[@hindiaccount3516]

Fucking knew it that it was AI all those shorts, it was IMPOSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY IT, Damn you varrun

[@iprshv]

C'mon Varun pls stop using ai for long form videos, i respect you for the insights you give and follow your content, but the black myth wukong video and this, its really anoying to watch a ai video for 23minutes. i understand it for short-form but long-form its not good yet, its irritating.

[@VarunMayya]

this was a real video :D

[@aadiichoudhary_]

His almost video script match by ChatGPT

[@muksgce]

Being from comp sc. and economics background, I have a slightly different take. From a broader perspective jobs aren't going anywhere, they'll just change faces. At the end of the day, all businesses are created to increase shareholder value. If masses lose their jobs, there are lesser customers to sell their products to. They will need to keep the jobs running one way or the other. The change will happen from specialized skills to critical thinking especially for white collar jobs. But that's what my gut says, feel free to disagree.

[@MrAnonymousKnight]

2:05 "And this is coming from someone who works in this field, not sure what you do." Damn! I laughed soo hard at this!😂😂😂 it's like calling Elon Musk a Poor Homeless Guy and trying to educate him about entrepreneurship🤣🤣

[@startupengineer]

This video does a great job verbalizing something I've been thinking about as a knowledge worker: In a world where intelligence costs nothing, what has value? My conclusion was ownership. You have to own the business generating the revenue, no automation can take that away from you.

[@Mysterious_pomo]

Simply great! Every time I watch your video, I just learn a whole new bunch of knowledge and ideas. Thanks Varun

[@insane_hussain]

You've made me realize something about myself that I believed was so untrue.. Thankful to you, that now I would recreate my path following the tangent of my own thoughts..

[@samyakjain-gg7he]

Many people are saying varun always says that how good his predictions are he knows everything before . I think why shy to talk if his predictions are going accurate and providing such a meaningful content . Remember in todays world its way more difficult to provide such diamond content

[@StoriesWithGR]

@Varun What do you think about the last 10% problem? That current GenAI solutions will rapidly grow but plateau? Like how we still haven't got good self driving cars despite years of research, but we've got some that are 90% good! Btw this is my favourite video of yours. Thank you for being so candid!

[@SachinWakpaijan]

Your content is always good. I think one of the challenge now days are that company don't knows how to use AI in their existing products or services, those who will use will be far ahead

[@guranshchugh3863]

Bhaiya, the problem is that i dont believe in dsa and the stuff. But how can i can explain to the whole college. I am in second year, i dont want to do dsa, but if everyone around me is doing stuff like that i get disappointed that placement will not happen , internship wont be there without dsa. I dont want to work in a company even . I want to build something that solves the problem. I have a lot of things to say like this. I want to explore different things so i can work on a solution.

[@BLINKSMART]

damnnn video apart... the editor boys you nailed Each and every frikin frame the style is damnnnn goooooooddd.... raise there pay varun! or give them share of this video they are actually your bread... and you are their butter

[@itspraatik]

Okay, I am in this cult! Subbed!

[@Raja-jo5dm]

He is a good predictor when it comes to AI, due to the extensive experiments he has been conducting for a long time, I believe

[@mouthearnose]

Bookmark for myself: 19:21 onwards is good actionable steps

[@prajwalrp5311]

This is my perspective on the topic, though I am by no means an expert. My opinions are influenced by several people who have been fairly successful in their careers. While I agree with many points Varun made in his video, my agreement lies more in the nuances of what he mentioned rather than the broader statements themselves. Confusing? Let me explain. In my opinion, coding jobs aren’t going away anytime soon-not for at least another 15 years. Those who have been coding for a long time would agree that being a software engineer involves only about 30% actual coding. The rest of the time is spent reading and understanding requirements or code written by others (or even yourself from the past). Most bugs are not caused by minor UI glitches or cosmetic issues, but by misunderstandings of business requirements and misimplementation of features or logic. Even today, with so many people striving to understand business objectives and clearly communicate them, we still face these issues. Now imagine a world where we expect AI to handle these tasks. No matter how many iterations or epochs AI undergoes, if the business requirements aren't crystal clear (by AI’s definition), it will still misinterpret details, leading to suboptimal solutions. So, the real beneficiaries of AI will be us-the ones who use it to build great things. The cost and speed of delivery have significantly improved, but implementing something is still not easy, though it may be simple. Remember, it's simple but not easy. Software engineers will remain in demand for the foreseeable future. Yes, many will lose jobs because we won’t need as many roles as we have today. But here's the thing: humans are incredibly resilient. When faced with challenges or made to feel inferior, we rise and deliver. I believe that as people start losing jobs, they'll band together in small synergies to form enterprises that solve the simple problems they experience around them. In a sense, everyone will become a small business owner. Large corporations struggle to identify and solve such small problems for two reasons: they don’t have enough people to spot these opportunities, and they can't justify spending resources on such research. For most organizations, the next 10-15 years are already planned out, and pivoting isn’t an option, especially with competitors in the same space. That’s why you often see large corporations acquiring startups, even when it's something the corporation could build relatively easily from scratch. In these cases, demonstrated leadership and the ability to execute and sell are valued more than the idea itself. There’s also a limit to human desire. A wealthy person has limited desires, which is why you don’t see rich people buying every car on the market or hoarding material things. It’s not about having more money; it’s about experiences. Even if AI could rapidly change our world, humans move at their own pace. Having more products only means less time to spend on each one. If people spend less time on something, they won’t fully appreciate the value of your product, even if you're constantly releasing new features. For example, when was the last time you checked all the features of your phone? It gets a new update every six months, and apps are updated weekly, but we only use about 20% of an app’s features most of the time(80% time). And that 20% is usually enough to keep the app relevant. For those worried about the pace of technological advancement, I have one thing to say: don’t be. Even if technology could make us fly today, we humans are collectively slow to adopt it. Some will aspire to, but most won’t, and that’s okay because we are the majority. It's like people often say, "That movie was ahead of its time." Similarly, this tech might be ahead of its time, but that doesn’t matter because, ultimately, it has to cater to humans-and we move at a slow pace. So even if the tech can run, it unfortunately has to walk with us.

[@PAL5041]

13:15 to solve problems Exactly!

[@medmapstery]

Nice video... But I've been left wondering how do you balance listening to your gut feeling vs listening to the masses, if the end goal of experiments is to find out what most people want?

[@siddhantjain5675]

"individuals seek truth, groups seek consensus" - naval

[@ManasSharma-e4m]

As cs first year Taking cs is worst decision of my life Life is bad is going to became more bad Building saas is going to dead if anyone have idea make it real using ai anyone can copy make their own Ab too marketing or video editing hi learn kar ne hoo gee Please recommend a good yt marketing channel