Robert Kiyosaki warned in an Oct. 21 post that AI could undermine the job security associated with advanced education. He questioned whether advice to get good grades and seek a high-paying job still works, and said doctors, lawyers and accountants were already facing replacement by AI.
As an example, he cited a Wall Street Journal account of a Princeton graduate who had submitted more than 2,300 job applications. Kiyosaki attributed most employers’ decisions to AI replacing highly educated staff; the account described the job search, not that explanation. He encouraged followers to evaluate his views and reach their own conclusions.
