AI Kills Jobs, Suggests Everyone Become 'Mini CEO' of Their Laundry
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- ā¢Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas stated last week at Nvidiaās GTC that AI job losses could lead to new small business creation.
- ā¢He encouraged those displaced to use AI tools to start 'mini businesses' like writing pitch decks or childrenās books.
- ā¢Perplexity, founded in 2022 and valued at $20 billion, counts SoftBank, Nvidia, and Jeff Bezos as investors driving this AI-powered entrepreneurship vision.
On the bright side of robot domination, Aravind Srinivas, Perplexity CEO (yep, the AI search engine startup cashing $20 billion from SoftBank, Nvidia, and Bezos), insists AI slashing jobs at Nvidia's GTC last week should spur the 'mini business revolution.' His solution? Quit your dead-end gig and hustle writing childrenās books or pitch decks powered by AI ā because apparently, AI is here to make you entrepreneur royalty with your own 'mini business.' Srinivas, ex-DeepMind/OpenAI brainiac, told the 'All In' podcast that while AI might temporarily wreck jobs, itāll ultimately gift us a 'glorious future' where side hustles funded by your doomscrolling hours turned AI-fueled patio startup pay your bills and your soul aspirational joy.
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(1 of 3)When your AI overlord CEO tells you to turn unemployment into a 'mini business,' you realize capitalism just upgraded to its evil, irony-loaded DLC.
AI won't steal your job forever, says CEO who's collecting billions from companies making those robots unemployed.
Nothing says irony like being told to monetize your job loss via the same AI that replaced your job.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 3/24/2026 | Author: Shubhangi Goel
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