The Artificial Intelligence Show #165: AI Replacing Young Workers, AI Industry Gets Political, Google’s “Nano Banana,” ChatGPT Parental Controls & Anthropic Settles Author Lawsuit
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Sep 3, 2025 AI is dramatically altering the job landscape, particularly for entry-level positions. A new super PAC in Silicon Valley is pushing back against AI regulations, raising concerns about the future of innovation. Google's stunning 'Nano Banana' image editor takes center stage, while ChatGPT evolves with parental controls for safer use. Anthropic's copyright lawsuit resolution highlights the legal complexities surrounding AI training. Meanwhile, Meta grapples with internal challenges as generative AI applications emerge, reshaping workplace dynamics and creativity.
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Young Workers Face Early AI Displacement
- Stanford payroll data shows 22–25-year-olds lost ~16% of jobs in AI-exposed roles since ChatGPT.
- Seasoned workers saw steady or growing opportunities as AI augmented their work.
Assess Your Job’s AI Exposure Now
- Use JobsGPT to assess how exposed your job title is to AI disruption quickly.
- Prepare proactively by reskilling or shifting to higher-exposure-resistant tasks.
AI Industry Is Political Capital
- Silicon Valley launched a $100M+ super PAC to influence AI regulation ahead of US midterms.
- The effort aims to block a patchwork of state rules and push industry-friendly policies.