The AI Safety Expert: These Are The Only 5 Jobs That Will Remain In 2030! – Dr. Roman Yampolskiy

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1. What do you think about AI safety? 👇🏽For answers and more conversations like this subscribe to the channel. We’re always searching for answers to life’s questions, so come on this journey with me. 🙏🏽Appreciate you, SB

   1. I think we need regulation for AI, but now we’re getting it in every device without any control at all …

   2. AI is just a tool, but it’s not safe at all. We are very early.

   3. AI needs people to operate it-
      We will be living like the Cartoon “ The Jetsons “
      Question: what about entertainment -AI will dance ballet?
      Great show
      Will you do more on AI

   4. Humans don’t want to listen to a computer talk to another computer…

   5. Listening to Dr. Roman Yampolskiy’s words, I notice how quickly the AI narrative moves toward doomsday: viruses, mass unemployment, global collapse.
      Yes, the risks are real. Yes, AI may be more powerful than nuclear weapons. But we forget one crucial factor: human beings are not only systems. We are soul, emotions, and consciousness.
      History shows us that technology has never shaped the future on its own – it is always shaped by our ability to choose with courage, ethics, and responsibility.
      👉 That’s why I believe AI’s challenge is not primarily about machines. It’s about our ability to lead ourselves.
      Can we build an inner compass so we don’t just chase efficiency, but also meaning?
      Can we train intuition and awareness on equal terms with intellect?
      Can we integrate technology with human integrity instead of placing them in opposition?
      If we don’t, Yampolskiy is right – we risk losing control.
      But if we dare, AI can become a catalyst for a new kind of leadership, where soul and scale are no longer separated.
      For me, the question is not: How do we stop AI from killing everyone?
      It is: How do we strengthen humanity, so we can stand in integrity as technology accelerates?
      That is where the key lies.

2. There is something morbidly poetic about it. We, humans, at the top of the food chain and having dominated the entire globe for centuries.. we spend tremendous effort creating something to surpass us.

   1. Definitely. Maybe it’s meant to happen as we are the sickest species on the planet and abuse and exploit other species (and our own) to an unspeakable degree. That fact that said if humans went extinct the world would become green and beautiful again – maybe that’s what’s meant to happen to stop the horrendous suffering that WE have created

   2. It is mostly the people that never struggled in life. The power hungry creeps that fed all of your personal info into AI to keep you in control. It is not “us” as a species.

   3. Because ultimately humans are both lazy and greedy and that combination is what fuels commerce and the economy and ultimately will cause our destruction. It’s why we eat fast food garbage, it’s why people want a diet pill instead of changing habits and exercising, and it’s why so many people use AI for things like their homework and don’t care about the long-term consequences.

   4. Sort of like being a proud parent of a child who exceeded beyond the parent perhaps

   5. ​@@ahamilton1189If by a parent you mean Frankenstein, then, yes.

3. During the Manhattan project, 50% of the scientists involved considered that the detonation of the bomb might destroy the atmosphere and kill all life on Earth. They detonated it anyway. This tells you everything you need to know.

   1. 50 % might be too high.

   2. Err …. It doesn’t really.

   3. Apparently that is not true.

   4. Thank for for telling it’s not true. I would not have figured that out.

   5. Well they all had employee shares in the company building it.

4. In the whole world, a small team of podcasters are the only ones meaningfully discussing the serious issues coming through the pipeline. Traditional media is woeful at discussing anything outside of the daily news cycle. The role of DOAC in shaping culture is remarkable, essential and sadly unique. Thanks Steven and DOAC team for another thought provoking conversation.

   1. Is this you Daniel or your bot?

   2. @@emilymn4468really me. Not sure how I can prove that it’s not a bot lying about it though.

   3. ​@@emilymn4468Probably a VA 😂

   4. Mass media is joo brainwashing machine.

   5. @@pricetagg6752 you mean AI?

5. How amazing, when I was born 75 years ago TV was in its infancy, no PCs, smart phones etc. The stores were closed on Sunday, a loaf of bread sold for 30 cents. Just listening to this is almost incomprehensible, I’m glad I am the age I am but I fear for my children and grandkids! Great interview.

   1. Yeah I have said this a lot myself if you go back we literally have only had a technology boom in like literally the last 150 years before that humans have been slaving away in fact depending on what timeline how far back you think humans go we’ve wasted thousands of years if you think humans are 10,000 years old we’ve literally Wasted 9,900 Years because literally only in the past 100 years one Grandpa or Grandma we’ve made super improvements drones internet everything

   2. The only thing to fear is fear itself! From the light, back to the light. 🧘‍♂️

   3. @@KiariGamingpeople found out that fear sells.

      So many creators influence through controlling emotions, usually negative 💀

      I’m sure this account would be better if the guy actually cared about being better, instead of trying to increase views, subs & engagement 🤣

      Wake up. Once you see, you can’t unsee 👀

   4. Bread is cheaper today when you account for inflation. $0.30 in 1950 is about $4.05 today. I can buy a loaf of sourdough from HEB for 3.98

   5. No need to fear have hope!:). I hope the Singularity and I hope AGI/ASI arrives soon. One can only dream but we’ll see. Every day something new is happening in the tech/science world. Lots to look forward to.

6. The system is collapsing. Life is too unaffordable and all politicians say is that we are “lazy” for not having 3 jobs. We are burned out!!!

   1. True, I have been in touch with a brokerage advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $12k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $110k

   2. Please can you leave the info of your investmentadvisor here? I’m in dire need of one

   3. Christine Lynn Klee is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area. Just search her name on the internet

   4. Here’s her line👎🏻

   5. +181

7. 2020: learn how to code.
   2025: learn how to be a plumber.
   2030: learn how to hide and survive in the woods.

   1. Killer bots will get you, easily.

   2. unironically the type of videos veterans are making on youtube right now lmao surviving in the woods and hiding from the government

   3. Learn a good marinade for a human leg

   4. @@glipgloppapi9959heat signatures are our downfall. I think they will be able to smell us like a dog.

   5. Learn about trees and schrubs, herbs, bush…as food medicine

8. For me, once AI takes over most of the jobs, the problem is not what I will do in my free time. I have plenty of hobbies and most probably I will not even have time for all of them.
   But I am worried about what I am going to eat, how I am going to pay for myself. Am I going to be starving and be completely controlled. These are real issues in my opinion.

   1. Look up post labor economics.

   2. In the future no one has to work because of AI and robotics. Sadly we’re going to be in the transition with no lifeline.

   3. Buddy – this is where UBI & UBHI (universal basic high income) come into play. It’s scary how much of this stuff is actually coming!

   4. Dried insects have alot of protein.

   5. What’s happening in Gaza, Palestine, will happen to the whole world by the very same groups that’s responsible for all the chaos in the world for decades.

9. I am in tech and I do not want to be in it anymore. The tone of direction is more of greed where ethics is side-stepped to please investors.

   1. Also in tech here and I am very wary, been watching everyone freaking out how great it is and I’m the only one saying, mmmm, we need to be careful. And then they look at me as if I’m crazy.

   2. I am in tech too. My company is pushing us to learn and use AI for project management, agile processes, and development. No one is really happy about it because we know where this ends.

   3. That’s everywhere.

   4. I’m also in tech, as an engineer you have to stand up for your ethics / principles and never bend over for the stake holders or investors. Stand by what’s right and be prepared to fall on that hill if need be. The real problem is people in roles such as these, having no backbone and not being staunch professionals

10. The biggest problem, it seems to me, is human greed.

    1. as always

    2. Greed, aversion and ignorance.

    3. And desire for power and to control others.

    4. Greed is the root of all evil and it was planted in the US in the 1870’s!

       Hilarious that one of the most “self acclaimed” Christianised country is responsible for the most life threatening diseases and greedy nature of society. I mean cancer is an American byproduct!

       Ie; DuPont; bananas; rubber; slavery (not just in the US); corruption on a mass scale; fertiliser; invasions for “good”… (greed)!

       Say what you like… they invade other countries for the exact thing they did to get wealthy.

       I completely blame the US for the downfall of society…

       Please, try change my mind…

    5. Greed is a great survival tactic ingrained from our ancient ancestors. In modern times it has become detrimental however.

11. I don’t want to hang out with famous people because they’re famous in someone else’s eyes. I just want to hang around with good, loving, caring people no matter who they are…

    1. Here!!!😊

    2. Dig 😊

    3. That’s most of us i hope . I atleast believe 30 and over feel this way now 30 and under i dunno .

    4. Nobody cares

    5. NPC

12. One of the best lines from Jurassic Park: ‘Scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.’ 🦕

    1. Oh yes, I often quote what Jeff Goldblum said in the film. Since we were in the caves banging rocks to make fire, we have never seen the wrong, even with nuclaer power in us always advancing our knowledge in technology and science generally but with IT and now AI, just because it has always been it does not mean it should always be, as this guy uses the analogy in the film.

    2. 100%

    3. I loved it when Jeff Goldbloom’s character said this too.. It’s the whole “JUST BECAUSE YOU CAN DOESNT MEAN YOU SHOULD” rationale. My favorite saying too.

    4. Amen

    5. Such a brilliant quote

13. i’m so tired of all our man made problems.

    1. A little bit of AI can seem major but its all sensationalism

    2. @@infinityentity3128sure

    3. This one though seems to have an upside… just like how most of us recognise that the “billionaire” privileged class is the biggest problem to the planet with their greed, I’ve a notion So will A.I.

    4. life expectancy without science and tech is on avg 38 years

    5. Then focus on out amazing achievements instead. Shift your lens. 😉

14. So the Terminator was right after all ! When John asked him if humans are going to make it, he replied ” It’s in your nature to destroy yourselves”. I always thought there is so much meaning in that line.

    1. Nonsense. Hollywood is predictive programming. A very small group of humans will destroy the rest of us if we keep letting them.

    2. Yes, we are the only living thing that kills ourselves. And thats just for starters.

    3. I agree.

    4. I believe John’s response was then ‘Major drag, huh?’

    5. ⁠@@DA-lk5nptheres alot of species that kill themselves but its usually due to stress and not necessarily a natural urge to unalive themselves.

       Makes me think if we naturally destroy ourselves it’s because we are always living under stress 🤔 capitalism definitely has an incentive to create high stress for people or how else would they sell their useless products that can naturally be found in nature 😓

15. Life is becoming too unaffordable and salaries are no longer sufficient. It is indeed unfortunate.

    1. Anyone who’s not in the financial market space right now is making a huge mistake. Simply get a coach and make your money work for you

    2. True, I have been in touch with a brokerage advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $12k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $110k

    3. Please can you leave the info of your investmentadvisor here? I’m in dire need of one

    4. Amberlyn Nicole Enders is her name. She is regarded as a genius in her area. Just search her name on the internet

    5. *+167*

16. Brother, this Roman guy is KILLING IT with _almost_ EVERY line. It’s insane. I somewhat think he actually ran the podcast a billion times already. He just picked the best replies, pointers, thoughts shared, etc. I’ve become a fan.

    1. This is a bot reply? Who uses caps and italics.

    2. Agreed. He knows his stuff. But that makes sense, given that he has written several books on the topic.

    3. ​@@veneratedmortal4369Better being a well-written npc in a simulation than a badly written one 😉

    4. @@ElianaBrodjuk agreed lol

    5. @@RandoPandaSmiles for sure, it was just surprising to see him in this podcast, for the first time for me

17. This was one of the best podcasts I have watched on your channel. I love how dr. Yampolskiy articulates every single word very clearly and speak slowly. It was such a clever conversation, and so extremely satisfying.

    1. It’s BS, over exaggeration, the man looking like a cult leader should make you question this

    2. ​@@fabfab4453he’s definitely glazing AI quite a bit. He really lost me on the part where he is certain we are in a simulation. There’s no evidence for that therefore no reason to believe it. Just because AI can take over jobs doesn’t mean they will. To me it’s likely it is heading in that direction but it will be a much slower progressive switch to that.

    3. ​@@BluuSkyz what about the longevity part?

18. Painting in the woods, by the ocean, in the desert, in the mountains. Closing my eyes listening to the rustle of leaves and my brush on paper or canvas.Listening to waves crash on the shore. The sound of birds alerting other wildlife to my presence. Capturing the fleeing effects of light on canvases for eyes that see them in the future. A warm embrace of someone I love and someone that loves me. Coming home to a warm beverage in the crisp autumn evening. A crackling fire. Warm shower. The feel of the ocean as I dip below the surface with snorkeling gear, fish staring back at the alien staring back at them. Making cookies for my kids. Making dinner for my loved ones. Drinking wine, rum… What would I do with an extra 40 hours a week? What would I do with a life that wasn’t tied to making money and paying bills?

    1. This!❤

    2. The problem is everyone getting in your way. Maybe that’s how the rich and elite see us? Are we an inconvenience now and once world control and dominance is achieved and perfect world for them is in place.. why not reduce the population to say 1000? The select few. If they crack longevity, they are gods who roam free!

    3. Yes, but where will you get the money to support this lifestyle? You have the extra time BECAUSE you’re out of a job. Unless you are mega rich, you, aswell as all your neighbors and family will be living in the woods, eating berries that you can only hope arent poisonous while fighting for your life against people trying to steal any possessions you do have. You wont get a comfy cozy life when this happens.

    4. AI can do paint more beautiful than any famous painter of human history, So please do panic

    5. @@arkaghosh2810😂 hilarious. I absolutely disagree. I can pick out AI slop anywhere and it’s VERY plastic looking. Better than any painter in history!?! Laughable

19. This guy’s tone and demeanour is something else! Rasputinesque, Matrixesque, Mesianicesque rolled up in one!

    1. Yeah. He sounds so concerned.

    2. Kafkaesque! (‘Jessy Pinkman’)

    3. I can’t even pronounce what you said but most definitely lol

    4. I’m guessing he was Rasputin in previous life

    5. En España a eso le llamamos estar endiosado. Parece que esté inmerso en una epifanía, cuando se llega a ese extremo hay que andarse con pies de plomo para no salir de la realidad.

20. I’m 66, and until a short time ago, I never thought I’d ever witness how it all will end. Now, I think I just might do so.

    1. You should have watched threads in the 80s!

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