Skilled Trades
TopicHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Aug 2026
Skilled trades refer to specialized occupations and crafts that require specific hands-on training, technical knowledge, and practical skills. Professionals in these fields, known as tradespeople, typically acquire their expertise through vocational education, on-the-job training, or structured apprenticeship programs. Common examples include electricians, plumbers, carpenters, welders, and automotive technicians.
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Skilled trades will benefit economically from AI infrastructure construction.
“the trades are going to benefit from the build out”
Open the episode · Bernie Demands the Labs Stop, Wall Street Turns GPUs Into Bonds, Grok 4.7 Takes #1 with Emad Mostaque | EP #279Listen at 2:16:42
Skilled trades such as electrical work are relatively resistant to AI displacement.
“Trades very smart. They've been smart for a while, but they're very smart with AI because it's probably not coming for an electrician job.”
Open the episode · #2509 - Caleb HammerListen at 1:19:34
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