Kiyosaki Says AI Could Weaken the Promise of Secure, High-Paying Work
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Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” argued that artificial intelligence could weaken the promise that education leads to secure, high-paying work, while U.S. labor figures do not isolate AI’s employment effects. He framed the shift as part of a potentially historic economic reset and challenged the idea that good grades and formal schooling reliably lead to well-paid jobs. The argument fits Kiyosaki’s broader financial-education message, which questions reliance on salaried work and education for financial security. Jack Weis, who earned a chemical engineering Ph.D. from Princeton in 2024, had submitted more than 2,300 job applications without finding work.
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