Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says investing for a living could replace labor in a post-AI world
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Robinhood experienced volatile moments around the GameStop meme-stock episode and received intense scrutiny during a financial crisis after going public. Investing will become more important as labor income becomes less reliable, making capital central to livelihoods. Access to investing education must be easier, with people investing from an early age and children taught investing skills. Both private industry and government will need to intervene, with early signs in the Invest America Act. AI and crypto are identified as forces that can reshape the investing landscape and necessitate preparation of future generations.
So I think it's going to become more important to invest, because if you can't rely on labor to generate money to make a living, capital becomes more important. And so we're going to have to make it easier for people to learn about investing. Invest from an early age, get their kids investing. And I think it's going to be private industry like Robinhood, and also the government that's gonna have to step in.
because if you can't rely on labor to generate money to make a living, capital becomes more important. And so we're going to have to make it easier for people to learn about investing. Invest from an early age, get their kids investing. And I think it's going to be private industry like Robinhood, and also the government that's gonna have to step in. And I think you're seeing the beginnings of this shift with the Invest America Act.
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