The Real Winners of the AI Boom Aren’t in Silicon Valley | Clem Chambers #AI #Jobs #Economy

The if the richest man in the world can't get turbines, who can? I mean, what happens to everybody else in that line? And and I mean, you know, Clem, you said >> They'll make money. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Everybody makes money. >> You said early, right? You said this is still a little early. So, if this is the beginning, well, I mean, what does the middle look like? >> Well, even more. And then the end is even more. You see, we're in a bubble. Okay? We're at the beginning of a bubble, and people would normally be scared by that. They go, "Oh, bubble, well, terrible things are going to happen." Well, not really. Wonderful things are going to happen. And then you get the bust. Yeah? Now, people say, "Oh, it's the railroads. It's the railroads." Well, if you had land where the railroad stopped and picked people up, you made a fortune. Yeah, so it's not just about the trains and the tracks. It's about everything around it. Yeah, and any I mean, imagine if you right now are an HVAC expert on maintenance. I mean, you're going [laughter] to be making so much money in the next 5 years. >> Yeah. >> There's just not going to be enough of you. There's not going to be enough of a lot of blue-collar people. It's the white-collar people that are scared by AI, not the blue-collar. When everybody talks about jobs going away, it's not the jobs of the not rich or even the not middle class. It's it's your as as they would say back in in Marxist time, the proletariat are going to make like bandits with this. >> Mhm. >> they're going to be needed. All the thing about robots, that's 15, 20 years away, right? There'll be people shinning up drain pipes to nail stuff on roofs for for years to come at fabulous rates. So, it's great news for the people that make, for the people that build, for all those parts of the value chain.