Se vienen CAMBIOS RADICALES en el MUNDO!? TRUMP! La IA CAE y LA MOCHILA del FIN: ¿POR QUÉ? — Transcript

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1. 0:00Could it be that we are being prepared
2. 0:02for radical changes coming to the world
3. 0:04?
4. 0:04In the same week, we have had four news
5. 0:07items that are striking on their own,
6. 0:09but together they have caused a lot of
7. 0:11panic, uncertainty, and especially fear
8. 0:13.
9. 0:14On one hand, we have seen all these
10. 0:16headlines where several countries are
11. 0:19asking us to be prepared with a backpack
12. 0:21to survive for 72 hours. On the other
13. 0:23hand, we have seen what happened in the
14. 0:25United States. President Donald Trump is
15. 0:27furious.
16. 0:29The Republicans lost the midterm
17. 0:31elections.
18. 0:33Citizens in this country are not happy
19. 0:35with his term, and today he acknowledged
20. 0:38why: his bond with Israel and the
21. 0:40conflict with Iran. This is where I move
22. 0:43to the third point, the escalation
23. 0:44regarding the war, the attacks President
24. 0:46Donald Trump has made in the Middle East
25. 0:48, and the whole situation regarding his
26. 0:50relationship with Netanyahu, the Prime
27. 0:52Minister of Israel.
28. 0:54And the last and most important point
29. 0:56regarding the economy: we have seen that
30. 0:58the artificial intelligence bubble burst
31. 1:00in China.
32. 1:02That is to say, tech companies fell.
33. 1:05The stock market in this gigantic
34. 1:07country actually plummeted by 40%.
35. 1:10And if you are familiar with it, this is
36. 1:12happening at this very moment in the
37. 1:14United States.
38. 1:16Big names like Amazon, Intel, Google,
39. 1:18Meta, Nvidia, and other companies
40. 1:20related to AI, semiconductors, and chips
41. 1:22are losing their value.
42. 1:25Apparently, they cannot generate as much
43. 1:27money as they promised, or as the AI
44. 1:29boom was supposedly going to be.
45. 1:31For many users on social media, these
46. 1:34are indicators that changes are coming.
47. 1:37We have to protect our savings, and we
48. 1:39have to be careful in our jobs with all
49. 1:41the talk of mass layoffs.
50. 1:43In today's special segment, we are going
51. 1:45to analyze in depth what is happening
52. 1:46and what the most repeated comments are
53. 1:48across all networks.
54. 1:50Donald Trump acknowledged that the war
55. 1:52against Iran influenced the Republicans
56. 1:53'defeat, but he did not take
57. 1:55responsibility for the results.
58. 1:56>> 50 countries are openly asking you to
59. 1:58prepare an emergency backpack. It is not
60. 2:00a conspiracy theory; it is an
61. 2:02instruction.
62. 2:03>> The artificial intelligence bubble is
63. 2:04bursting. This week, the stock market
64. 2:06almost wiped out a trillion dollars from
65. 2:08the companies that manufacture their
66. 2:09chips. Friends, let's get straight into
67. 2:12this topic by going through point number
68. 2:14one, the famous doomsday backpack.
69. 2:17You know that all the media outlets
70. 2:19covered this topic.
71. 2:22Actually, we covered it on the channel,
72. 2:24but there were people who were scared,
73. 2:26who were worried; they said that perhaps
74. 2:28the news was exaggerating, that it was
75. 2:30being very alarmist, they didn't
76. 2:31understand why, and others said that
77. 2:33this issue of the kit or the backpack
78. 2:35has been done for years, which is true.
79. 2:38You see, without looking too far, in
80. 2:40Mexico, especially in the month of
81. 2:41September, there is always a warning
82. 2:43about this backpack.
83. 2:44We have to be prepared in case of an
84. 2:46earthquake, having everything ready in a
85. 2:48backpack to be able to leave our homes.
86. 2:50In Europe it had already been
87. 2:52implemented, but what caught our
88. 2:54attention in this case was that various
89. 2:56countries, in a span of less than a week
90. 2:58, began to upload their announcements
91. 3:00again.
92. 3:16causing the press, whether in, for
93. 3:19example, Germany, Japan, Canada, the
94. 3:21United States, or here in Mexico, to
95. 3:23cover this topic and leading users to
96. 3:26ask themselves, why now? Why at this
97. 3:28moment? And what has been happening?
98. 3:30What triggered, let's say, the news?
99. 3:33The truth is that the starting point is
100. 3:34somewhat related to point number two.
101. 3:37You see, over the last few days, the
102. 3:39situation with Iran, the United States,
103. 3:41and Israel has begun to escalate.
104. 3:45The Midterm elections were coming up in
105. 3:47the United States, elections where we
106. 3:49basically already know President Donald
107. 3:51Trump lost, but he had anticipated that
108. 3:53he was going to lose.
109. 3:55On repeated occasions, he had made
110. 3:57announcements, press releases, and
111. 3:59uploaded videos where he even offered
112. 4:01bonuses.
113. 4:16He offered money to Americans to vote
114. 4:18for his party so that they could win.
115. 4:20These elections are called midterms
116. 4:22because they take place exactly halfway
117. 4:25through the president's term.
118. 4:27Basically, it is a way for the United
119. 4:30States government to analyze how the
120. 4:32political situation and the economy are
121. 4:34going, and whether citizens like the
122. 4:36policies of the current president or not
123. 4:38.
124. 4:39>> A bitter night for Donald Trump here at
125. 4:41the White House.
126. 4:43The worst fears of the Republicans and
127. 4:45his team are materializing.
128. 4:48It is no longer just the Democratic
129. 4:49majority in the House of Representatives
130. 4:51that was taken for granted, but also the
131. 4:53takeover.
132. 4:54>> The answer is clear. Americans are not
133. 4:57happy at all. The basic food basket in
134. 4:59this country has started to increase.
135. 5:01Inflation is being felt.
136. 5:03Wages are no longer enough, and
137. 5:04something we have been covering for at
138. 5:06least the whole month is these mass
139. 5:08layoffs.
140. 5:10More and more tech companies are laying
141. 5:12off their staff.
142. 5:13I could review many headlines here, but
143. 5:16it is clear that there is a change not
144. 5:18only in the workforce, but in the
145. 5:20economy. And we know that what happens
146. 5:22in the United States reverberates
147. 5:23throughout the entire world. We feel it
148. 5:25a lot here in Mexico, and little by
149. 5:26little, it trickles down to all of Latin
150. 5:28America. At 3.7%, inflation is
151. 5:30accelerating faster than expected,
152. 5:38>> contradicting the latest figures from
153. 5:40President Trump in his campaign to help
154. 5:42the Republicans. Something that draws a
155. 5:45lot of attention, for example, is how
156. 5:47the president of the United States—in
157. 5:49this case, Donald Trump, or previous
158. 5:52ones, whether left or right—shapes the
159. 5:54narrative of the entire world.
160. 5:57For example, something I've seen in the
161. 6:00comments: users are saying, "Since
162. 6:02President Donald Trump has been in power
163. 6:04, we see more of a wave of conservative
164. 6:07topics, we see more videos of' trad
165. 6:09wives, 'we see this issue of the topic
166. 6:12of masculinity having grown a lot; we've
167. 6:14covered how young people do' pheromaxing
168. 6:17'—do you remember all these trends to
169. 6:19show virility?"
170. 6:21Well, the hypothesis is that the
171. 6:23president in office or the political
172. 6:26current in power more or less dictates
173. 6:28the coming years.
174. 6:30Now that we know the Democrats, the
175. 6:32opposition party, have Congress again,
176. 6:35this is going to hinder the actions or
177. 6:37decisions that the U.S. president wants
178. 6:39to make.
179. 6:41These could be decisions regarding the
180. 6:44war with Iran, economic decisions
181. 6:45regarding tech companies, or decisions
182. 6:48about artificial intelligence.
183. 6:51So, users are feeling afraid, noticing
184. 6:52that there are changes that could affect
185. 6:55them.
186. 6:56That is why the news has been a bit—I
187. 6:58don't want to say alarming—but they have
188. 7:00used headlines saying we must be
189. 7:02prepared.
190. 7:03>> Global alert. Several countries are
191. 7:05asking their citizens to prepare
192. 7:07emergency kits with water and supplies.
193. 7:09But what is this recommendation due to,
194. 7:11and what could happen in the world?
195. 7:13Authorities are asking families to be
196. 7:15prepared to face unexpected situations.
197. 7:17In 2008, for example, the United States
198. 7:20saw the financial crisis, the real
199. 7:22estate crisis, and the banking crisis.
200. 7:24Many Americans lost their homes.
201. 7:27We saw a massive crash in the stock
202. 7:29market.
203. 7:30That is where, although there are people
204. 7:32who lose their money, others become rich
205. 7:33by taking advantage of the crisis. Now,
206. 7:35there is a very great similarity with
207. 7:38other factors. The rise, for example, in
208. 7:40the stock market before the crash, which
209. 7:42is already starting to fall, and the
210. 7:44radical change in political doctrine.
211. 7:46When there is a left-wing government for
212. 7:47a long time, it swings to the right, and
213. 7:49vice versa. We have seen, for example,
214. 7:51radical changes throughout Latin America
215. 7:53, with almost all of them transforming
216. 7:54from left to right. But not long ago, we
217. 7:56covered the fact that Lula won in Brazil
218. 7:58.
219. 7:59Once again, the left taking hold and
220. 8:01becoming a major stronghold in one of
221. 8:03the strongest countries and economies in
222. 8:05the entire region.
223. 8:06Now, we have a radical shift regarding
224. 8:09politics.
225. 8:10We have a situation that leaves many
226. 8:12people confused regarding Iran, oil, and
227. 8:14gasoline.
228. 8:16There is a gasoline shortage, prices are
229. 8:18rising, and we have seen more inflation
230. 8:20. It is precisely because of the
231. 8:21conflict involving Iran. Paying rent,
232. 8:23buying food, or filling up the tank now
233. 8:25costs more. Annual inflation rose in
234. 8:27April to 3.8%, its highest level in the
235. 8:29last 3 years, driven mainly by the
236. 8:31increase in energy and gasoline prices.
237. 8:34The blockade in the Strait of Hormuz
238. 8:35caused oil prices to skyrocket.
239. 8:36>> And now, the whole issue of layoffs. And
240. 8:39I want to focus a little more on this.
241. 8:41According to many analysts and many
242. 8:44portals, the first to be affected by
243. 8:46artificial intelligence are,
244. 8:48surprisingly, young people who have just
245. 8:51graduated from university or those
246. 8:53looking for their first job.
247. 8:56>> Global investment in AI keeps rising and
248. 8:58junior employment is falling. Those
249. 9:00between 20 and 25 years old have lost
250. 9:02nearly 20%of their jobs since 2024,
251. 9:04while senior positions continue to grow
252. 9:06. You see, when a company is looking for
253. 9:09interns or people without experience,
254. 9:12they usually give them the most basic
255. 9:14jobs.
256. 9:17Reviewing reports, checking spelling,
257. 9:19making summaries, gathering information
258. 9:22—activities that artificial intelligence
259. 9:25is already doing at a fraction of the
260. 9:27cost of hiring someone, without needing
261. 9:30to pay benefits, insurance, or worrying
262. 9:33about the issue of layoffs.
263. 9:37So, many are calling this phenomenon the
264. 9:40indirect loss of jobs.
265. 9:42These are young people who never get
266. 9:44fired because they are never hired, when
267. 9:47the real concern is the lack of hiring.
268. 9:50According to this chart you can see here
269. 9:52, it shows how the greatest impact of
270. 9:53unemployment from artificial
271. 9:55intelligence—that is, the replacement of
272. 9:57jobs—occurs in white-collar jobs,
273. 9:58administrative roles, and students of
274. 10:00law, business administration, and
275. 10:01management.
276. 10:04That is a very big factor that drives
277. 10:06the world economy, and also the fact
278. 10:08that engineers, developers, those who
279. 10:10were in charge of building websites, and
280. 10:13those who were also responsible for
281. 10:15using all these codes, are no longer
282. 10:17getting the jobs they used to get and
283. 10:19are not being paid what they used to be
284. 10:22paid, because AI is now doing it.
285. 10:25Throughout the month, we covered the
286. 10:27layoffs at Microsoft, the layoffs at
287. 10:29Google, and the personnel shifts
288. 10:31happening at Amazon and Netflix.
289. 10:34I just posted a reel for you about how
290. 10:36the company Canva, you know, this design
291. 10:39company—it’s tech and design—just laid
292. 10:42off 22%of its workforce. We’re talking
293. 10:45about more than 10,000 employees because
294. 10:47that work is already being done by
295. 10:48artificial intelligence. This news, for
296. 10:51instance, comes with all the talk about
297. 10:53the life these great engineers used to
298. 10:56have, we could say, because they were
299. 10:58people working at tech companies who
300. 11:01used social media to show us an
301. 11:03eccentric lifestyle, like what a workday
302. 11:05at Microsoft or Netflix is like. They
303. 11:08would arrive at 9 in the morning, leave
304. 11:11work at 4 in the afternoon, they had
305. 11:13video games in the offices, they had, uh
306. 11:15, free food, they had transportation.
307. 11:18This is where users say, "Sure, they
308. 11:20showed a perfect life, a perfect job,
309. 11:22earning a lot of money and doing little
310. 11:24." And now artificial intelligence is
311. 11:26replacing them. Does that make sense?
312. 11:29But, here is the question: If artificial
313. 11:31intelligence is so strong, so powerful,
314. 11:33is replacing so many people, and is
315. 11:35causing this effect on the workforce,
316. 11:37why do people, investors, those who buy
317. 11:40stocks think it’s a boom, a phenomenon,
318. 11:42a bubble that has inflated and isn't
319. 11:44really worth it?
320. 11:47More than 480 billion dollars have
321. 11:49already been lost in less than 4 months
322. 11:51.
323. 11:51In China, future prices were paid for
324. 11:53present-day companies.
325. 11:55>> Returning a bit to the topic of China
326. 11:57and the United States and the situation
327. 11:59with the stock market, all these
328. 12:01companies that promise AIs or artificial
329. 12:03intelligences or promise new
330. 12:05technologies are no longer grabbing as
331. 12:07much attention. The problem is that they
332. 12:10are spending a lot of money creating
333. 12:12them and can't recover that expenditure
334. 12:14. If you think about ChatGPT, well,
335. 12:17Anthropic Claude, all these companies
336. 12:20are spending so much to create all the
337. 12:23infrastructure, to have the data servers
338. 12:25, to have the chips, the semiconductors
339. 12:28, but their only source of revenue is
340. 12:31charging a monthly subscription of $ 20
341. 12:34, $ 10, $ 25.
342. 12:36So this profit isn't worth as much as
343. 12:39the expense. For that reason, the whole
344. 12:41idea of artificial intelligence being
345. 12:43this machine that is going to generate
346. 12:45so much money is starting to fall.
347. 12:51Wow, it’s great. But when are we going
348. 12:54to see that?
349. 13:01>> Someday.
350. 13:04Someday.
351. 13:06Basically, summarizing a bit of what is
352. 13:08happening, not just with this video but
353. 13:10with the news, is that we are seeing
354. 13:12radical changes in key areas of politics
355. 13:14, the economy, and the impact on our
356. 13:16day-to-day lives.
357. 13:19It is for all these reasons that we have
358. 13:21perhaps seen news outlets acting a bit
359. 13:23more intense, a bit more radical, so to
360. 13:25speak.
361. 13:27Some people are calling them
362. 13:28sensationalist, but when we don't
363. 13:30understand the big picture, it can be
364. 13:32confusing and, of course, worrying.
365. 13:36Now, the important thing when we see
366. 13:37these changes, when we see this
367. 13:39happening in the world, is how can we
368. 13:40use it to our advantage?
369. 13:42There are users, for example, who, in
370. 13:44this whole economic situation, say that
371. 13:46when there is a crisis like this, it is
372. 13:48good to invest in certain companies.
373. 13:50Some people are saying, "Get your cash
374. 13:53ready because houses might start to fall
375. 13:56, apartment values, all this talk about
376. 13:58the real estate market being inflated."
377. 14:02We don't know if it's true or not.
378. 14:04Others say that the "doomsday backpack"
379. 14:06issue is perhaps preparing us for a way
380. 14:09for the government to control us, to
381. 14:11make us fearful, to save our money, and
382. 14:13to not spend it so much.
383. 14:15Could this actually happen?
384. 14:18>> Preparing emergency backpacks; more than
385. 14:2050 countries in Europe, America, and
386. 14:21Asia are recommending their citizens
387. 14:23have an emergency kit to survive for at
388. 14:25least 72 hours.
389. 14:27There are many hypotheses, there are
390. 14:29many theories, nothing is definitive.
391. 14:31The truth is that, in effect, the change
392. 14:34is noticeable. I wanted to make a
393. 14:36special segment trying to touch upon all
394. 14:38these points.
395. 14:39I know there are many, I know they are
396. 14:41distinct topics, but if you look at them
397. 14:42together, they all have something in
398. 14:44common.
399. 14:45Donald Trump losing the election and
400. 14:46admitting it was because of the Iran
401. 14:48issue. The situation with Iran causing
402. 14:50the Strait of Hormuz to be closed, and
403. 14:52therefore, no oil is getting through.
404. 14:54Gasoline prices rise, and products do
405. 14:56too. We feel the inflation. Many
406. 14:58companies are already laying people off
407. 15:01because of AI. With higher inflation and
408. 15:04lower wages, people are upset. And when
409. 15:06people are upset, they don't vote for
410. 15:09the president or their policies. Do you
411. 15:11understand how the whole ecosystem is
412. 15:12connected? And even though it happens in
413. 15:14the United States, it affects all of our
414. 15:16countries as well.
415. 15:18Young people in Europe protesting, the
416. 15:20coverage we did not long ago in Paris,
417. 15:21the fact, for example, that perhaps
418. 15:23Argentina is with the right with Milei,
419. 15:25but Brazil is with the left.
420. 15:27Which one works better? I wasn't sure if
421. 15:29I should upload this video to the main
422. 15:31channel.
423. 15:32You know this is a news channel and we
424. 15:33cover news, but I want to tell you that
425. 15:35I'm reactivating my secondary channel.
426. 15:38The secondary channel is called Solo
427. 15:39Candrés. I'll leave a screenshot here so
428. 15:41you can please follow me. Because I'm
429. 15:43thinking of making videos specifically
430. 15:45related to this topic.
431. 15:47I want us to talk about artificial
432. 15:49intelligence, I want us to talk about
433. 15:50all these, uh, topics of politics,
434. 15:52economy, and changes.
435. 15:54I feel it's a good time for us to be
436. 15:56prepared. I am no expert on this topic,
437. 15:58but as I read, as I talk with you, as I
438. 16:01also look at the comments, I feel I
439. 16:03learn something and maybe we can learn
440. 16:05it together. My name is Candrés Peredo.
441. 16:08Please, I invite you to subscribe.
442. 16:11Also, to let you know that I will be
443. 16:13uploading shorts, especially on business
444. 16:16topics, new influencer businesses that
445. 16:18are making millions of dollars.
446. 16:21The topic of mass layoffs I will only
447. 16:23upload, for example, on Instagram. I
448. 16:25also invite you to follow me there. I
449. 16:26think it's also good that we prepare
450. 16:28ourselves for a new era with the channel
451. 16:30and with social media. I'll see you in
452. 16:31the next video. Take good care of
453. 16:33yourselves and wash your hands. See you
454. 16:35.