AI in 2025: Goldman Sachs & Google Predict 'Hybrid AI Workforce' Revolution

In 2025, AI will hit mainstream in big ways. Goldman Sachs' CIO says he's "never seen anything like this" - and it's happening even faster than the cloud computing revolution.

What's inside in this video:

- Why Google's own AI lead says we're on a "straight shot to superintelligence"
- Goldman Sachs' prediction about AI employees working alongside humans
- How AI Agent Swarms will transform entire industries
- Sam Altman's surprising timeline for superintelligence
- Why the AI you're using today is the worst it will ever be

Featuring recent insights from:

* Goldman Sachs CIO
* Google AI Product Lead
* Sam Altman (OpenAI)
* Sequoia Capital
* Bloomberg Intelligence
* CBS News

The wealth transfer happening in 2025 will be unprecedented. Companies achieving 25-100x better results with AI integration aren't just outliers - they're the new normal.

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[kg]

Having an AI boss sounds dystopian but I'm actually wondering if it would be an improvement. I've had bosses that were so toxic and so incompetent it might actually work to the employee's benefit if they were replaced with AI.

[TruthsSake]

“AI Hybrid workforce” is just a nice way of telling you ”your replacement is in transition”

[AdvantestInc]

The concept of AI reducing costs in education and healthcare is a game-changer. It’s inspiring to think how access to resources might improve globally.

[Williamsl]

My guess is 95% of the “It will never happen” posters in a couple years will tell their friends, “Oh sure, I saw this coming 2 years ago”.

[PeterBakker]

I use it myself for email marketing. It's now enhanced with an agent who does all the client research. Two, Three pages. It rules out a junior . My clients or leads thinks these emails are from real people. Stunning. The next thing I will try is managing my agenda and priorities with Motion. After that I will install both to do sales on the website. Not just another chatbot with thirty percent hit rate

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Timestamps (Powered by Merlin AI)
00:05 - AI advancements in 2025 will surpass current capabilities dramatically.
02:12 - The rise of AI agents will transform work dynamics and collaboration.
03:59 - AI's potential in healthcare and education could significantly reduce costs.
05:54 - Goldman Sachs predicts a transformative hybrid AI workforce by next year.
07:42 - Hybrid AI workforce will transform companies by 2025.
09:35 - Experts predict potential arrival of superintelligence by 2025.
11:29 - AI agents are poised to revolutionize various industries by 2025.
13:26 - Custom AI integrations drive efficiency and require strategic implementation.

[jamescarpenter]

AI robots can replace all politicians to eliminate incompetencies and corruption in all levels?

[XU]

The first ones i'd replace are the managers 😂

[mikerosa]

You AI avatar is so good...did you just use HeyGen or is this something custom built?

[mcanada]

I guess no one remembers the 1st industrial revolution the idea of more free time, more money, easier living, how did that work out for us. When this truly kicks in who's going to feed you, buy your house will it be like Claus says you will own nothing and be happy ?

[brucebeamon]

Oh MY ….. How EXCITING AI with be able to DENY services to patients EVEN QUICKER as the healthcare industry RAKES IN EVEN MORE HUMUNGOUS PROFITS for its CEO’s and SHAREHOLDERS….

[AIDreamsForever]

Jobseeker: "I just finished my HR-education and would love to start working with your human resources!" Employer: "Oh... about those, sorry, we don't have any of those anymore, wanna test-run our AI-scripts?" Kind of a bad joke.. But It will be interesting to see in what kind of tasks humans will be preferred over AI by an employer, where will humans outperform AI-agents, and why?

[AF_Pienaar]

Amazing talk, I am looking into a new business and know AI integrated into it can be a great utility
How do a determine the cost of the development

[marlonhosten]

How does someone get trained to benefit from this transformation?

[jmn]

Isn’t that penetration software like crowdstrike scans?

[niv]

What worries me is lack of preparedness by governments living in denial along with the populations of future unemployed who will never have a job or drive a car but become a suckling of the state which has dried up teats which can't nourish them.

[WilliamBTCWallace]

Uh huh. Costs are high because we have a counterfeiting operation for our monetary system. So bringing costs down due to agents simply means fewer workers. When he says we don’t want to replace workers and then references a sales associate, I suppose he forgot about that entire admin team.

[gabrielvalentin]

How could this possibly be good for any corporation in a consumerism society? It feels like we’re not being told the full story about the new economy that's coming—will it all be replaced too? Are we heading toward a world where everything runs on a social credit score and UBI? What happens to a displaced workforce, and how does consumerism survive when people have no income? It’s starting to feel less like progress and more like a sci-fi dystopia we didn’t sign up for. Anyone have ideas or insights? Let’s start the conversation.

[JayZx]

Cost will go down for the companies, the margins will go up and cost for the consumers will be even greater. That is AI. Mass layoffs, huge unemployment, poverty and disproportional wealth between rich and the rest. Companies are greedy, also remember that corporations always gets away with capitalizing the gains, and socializing the losses. We are screwed...

[AbsalomMelchizedek]

I'm fairly certain that without exception, almost everybody is downplaying what's coming because to say what's really on their mind is to sound absolutely certifiably insane and can't be overstated because it can't be overstated. lmao