900 Days Left – AI Is Coming for Capitalism | Tom Bilyeu DeepDive

In just nine hundred days, you'll be living through the end of capitalism itself. Your job, how you earn income, the very way the world determines your economic value. It's all gonna be different. Why nine hundred days? Because that's approximately how long it will take AI to get to the stage where it can outperform humans on any task that can be done on a computer screen. The white collar, professional, college educated jobs that built the middle class will be performed by AI. AI will be faster, cheaper, and it will scale almost infinitely. There are two fundamental laws at work. First, game theory, which says any technology that promises an advantage will be developed at reckless speeds. Second, humans want everything faster, cheaper, and more reliable. When something is all three, people will choose it every time. AI promises an advantage, and it is getting faster and cheaper and more reliable by the minute. The magnitude of the end of capitalism simply cannot be overstated. The entirety of how the world works is going to change. Your value in the eyes of the market is no longer going to be determined by what you can do because AI will be able to do it better. And that's going to have massive consequences. Some are knowable and some are not. But if you don't wrap your head around what's coming, you're going to get left behind. So what is coming? Who's it going to help? And who is going to get obliterated? That's what we're going to talk about right now. Here is a hard truth no one seems to understand. AI is going to break the economic loop that currently makes you valuable. Everything in your life, outside of love and religion, is geared towards you finding a way to add value to the economy. Your parents sent you to school, where you were taught what you'll need to do to get a job. Once you graduate, your job controls the flow of your day, your week, and your year. The very structure of your life is built around your career, where you live, what you can afford, how long your vacations are, what kind of health care you have, what you wear, how you wear your hair. It's all to a shocking degree downstream of how you interface with the world economically. No one likes to think of it this way, but from the perspective of how the world works as a system, we're all economic units. You do a thing. You get paid a wage for that. Your wage then turns into rent, groceries, Netflix, gas, kids clothes, date night, etcetera. All of those purchases become someone else's revenue. That revenue lets companies hire more people, invest in more equipment, launch more products. That creates more jobs, generates more wages, and sparks more consumption starting the loop over. And all of your economic power is built around one simple fact. You're able to trade time …