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John Loeber (@johnloeber)x.com
John Loeber is the Co-Founder and CEO of Limit, a digital wholesale insurance brokerage offering AI tools to insurance professionals, and previously served as a Founding Engineer at Coalition, Inc., with an X/Twitter handle of @johnloeber.
Author Perspective
Across 9 tracked claims, John Loeber (@johnloeber) skews optimistic.
78% optimistic11% neutral11% pessimistic
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Large-scale stimulus will kick in quickly once needed to prevent a market meltdown, as demonstrated by the federal government's response during Covid.
OptimisticOptimisticJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.comwithin 1-5 yearsconfidence moderate
AI taking margins to zero means that consumer products will become equivalently cheap.
OptimisticOptimisticJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.combeyond 5 yearsconfidence high
As AI challenges white-collar labor, the political path of least resistance will be funding large-scale re-industrialization in the form of employment megaprojects which move at the friction-heavy speed of getting things done in the physical world.
OptimisticOptimisticJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.comwithin 1-5 yearsconfidence moderate
Virtually every software product could probably scale up its complexity and features by something like 100x before beginning to saturate demand.
OptimisticOptimisticJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.comconfidence moderate
Even if we get something like the Software Singularity, the level of demand for labor in the software sector is practically infinite, and saturation will be a slow process, giving us time to respond and adjust.
OptimisticOptimisticJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.combeyond 5 yearsconfidence moderate
Meaningful change will happen, but the change will be more gradual, giving us the time to respond and adjust.
OptimisticOptimisticJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.comconfidence high
The real estate broker market will eventually be efficient and price labor fairly, but it takes a long time to get there.
OptimisticOptimisticJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.combeyond 5 yearsconfidence high
The author expects that one day his own labor too will be obsolete due to AI, but it's going to take a while to get there, giving us the opportunity to make good policy.
NeutralNeutralJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.combeyond 5 yearsconfidence high
Many types of white-collar work will undergo some gyration as some jobs disappear and others change meaningfully. AI may be the straw that breaks the camel's back for jobs like the real estate broker.
PessimisticPessimisticJohn Loeber (@johnloeber)x.comwithin 1-5 yearsconfidence high