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Why AI Taking Your Job Isn't the Real Problem, with Fmr. OpenAI Exec Zack Kass

#679: Will you still have a job in five years? Zack Kass, former OpenAI executive and 16-year AI veteran, joins us to tackle the question that keeps knowledge workers up at night. Most people worry about the economics — who can pay the bills if AI takes their job? Kass flips the ...  Show more

Q&A: We Want to Save Senior Dogs … But Should We Sell Our Rental to Do It?

#678: Anonymous (01:52): "Victoria" is 51, single, and still enjoying their W2 job while building a side business from a passion hobby. They’re thinking about heavy Roth conversions, planning for retirement, and wondering how much traditional money to leave untouched. Should Alex ...  Show more

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