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Marc Andreessen predicts one of the few jobs that may survive the rise of AI automation (fortune.com)
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Marc Andreessen is predicting that at least one job is safe from the rise of AI: his own.

Marc Andreessen says that VCs may escape the rising tide of AI automation. On a recent podcast, he said the relationship-driven art of venture capital may make it one of the last remaining fields that people are still doing when other jobs are automated.

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[โ€“] Opinionhaver@feddit.uk 13 points 2 days ago (1 children)

I find it much easier to imagine an AI VC than an AI plumber.