36-year-old med student asks futurist Scoble if AI will erase his future job
Scobleizer · x · 2026-10-25
A 36-year-old who just started medical school interviews Robert Scoble, author of eight books on the future, about whether he's training for a job that won't exist.
Key topics:
- What's real vs. marketing in robotics
- Brain-computer interfaces, from Neuralink to a $500 hat
- Why not using AI in medicine may soon be malpractice
- How institutions and universities can keep pace
- Why the money in healthcare is in prevention
Scoble now tracks the AI world via his own X lists and an AI agent that builds his news page.
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