One of the most important topics as of late is the employment of the future. Whether you're a parent, a person with a full-time job, a freelancer, or not currently employed, the question remains: what does the future of employment look like? If you look at statistics right now, many jobs, specifically transportation jobs, will be eliminated due to self-driving cars. It is projected that anywhere between 500,000 to a million transportation jobs will be eliminated. In fact, transportation is currently the most common job in North America. Self-driving Volvo fleets already exist in Europe, and Uber has purchased 20,000 Volvo's to retrofit them for self-driving purposes. Various industries are being disrupted by technology, such as self-driving cars and AI technology. For example, a company that does copywriting for companies like and eBay has developed an AI deep learning algorithm that can generate copy a hundred times better than any human. This algorithm can conduct thousands of micro tests per second to determine the most effective copy for a given page. The big question that arises is what do we do when almost every job in the next 10 to 15 years is replaced by automation? Some people fear that this will lead to the need for universal basic income and a lack of employment opportunities. However, there are others who argue that new doors will always open with the advancement of technology. Just like how no one could predict the creation of the Model T by Henry Ford, it is difficult to predict the future. Technology continuously evolves and provides new opportunities for us to explore. As a result, 80% of the businesses in Silicon Valley today would not have been possible 20 years ago. This leads me to the main point of this video: it is not about which jobs will disappear...