Anonymous
7/18/2025, 6:03:36 AM No.105943694
How do I become an "AI safety expert"? Sounds like a total bullshit fraud job that pays well and can't be replaced by AI despite being completely useless.
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Anonymous
7/18/2025, 6:20:50 AM No.105943786
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Anonymous
7/18/2025, 6:28:56 AM No.105943835
>>105943694 (OP)
Start by defining your terms, you could be a consultant or a specialist. Try to remain an independent contractor with a shell LLC, as you can get the best benefit out of it tax wise.
Then it's like any cold sales job,
1. Start with pressure, and give a threat with examples.
>Nasdaq has reported AI Fraud's reached over $200Million in2025. It's only growing worse as it becomes harder and harder to tell human from machines. Your unprotected and need the aid of a professional.
2. Get a schedule going and sell supplemental material. Things like backup hard drives and anti- "AI" malware. You want to provide some benefit, so just cover the basics of social hacking and search up "how to detect AI with normies and slap AI on everything.
>To properly defend your companies most valuable recourses, you have to get into the habit of staying informed and updated on the latest threats in the field.
3.End by highlighting your value and reel in the hook to create a long term client.
>Your company can now fight back against rouge AI's and deepfake scams. However if you want to get our 24/7 watchdog protection I'd suggest getting our senior staff on site. Otherwise it's tough to guarantee what we taught will take effect.
>>105943786
>it will be taken over by AI
At the end of the day, in person human interactions will be valued over digital ones when it comes to security. An AI model cannot sell without a human hand to shake and a body to present with.
(for the next decade at least)
Start by defining your terms, you could be a consultant or a specialist. Try to remain an independent contractor with a shell LLC, as you can get the best benefit out of it tax wise.
Then it's like any cold sales job,
1. Start with pressure, and give a threat with examples.
>Nasdaq has reported AI Fraud's reached over $200Million in2025. It's only growing worse as it becomes harder and harder to tell human from machines. Your unprotected and need the aid of a professional.
2. Get a schedule going and sell supplemental material. Things like backup hard drives and anti- "AI" malware. You want to provide some benefit, so just cover the basics of social hacking and search up "how to detect AI with normies and slap AI on everything.
>To properly defend your companies most valuable recourses, you have to get into the habit of staying informed and updated on the latest threats in the field.
3.End by highlighting your value and reel in the hook to create a long term client.
>Your company can now fight back against rouge AI's and deepfake scams. However if you want to get our 24/7 watchdog protection I'd suggest getting our senior staff on site. Otherwise it's tough to guarantee what we taught will take effect.
>>105943786
>it will be taken over by AI
At the end of the day, in person human interactions will be valued over digital ones when it comes to security. An AI model cannot sell without a human hand to shake and a body to present with.
(for the next decade at least)
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 9:10:05 AM No.105944652
>>105943694 (OP)
That's the kind of job that will be wiped out once the bubble pops
That's the kind of job that will be wiped out once the bubble pops
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Anonymous
7/18/2025, 9:30:44 AM No.105944786
>>105944652
Two more weeks, faggot
You VILL be replaced as a software engineer
You VILL not adapt
You VILL be cocky and retarded enough to think AI-related jobs are meme-jobs
Two more weeks, faggot
You VILL be replaced as a software engineer
You VILL not adapt
You VILL be cocky and retarded enough to think AI-related jobs are meme-jobs
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Anonymous
7/18/2025, 11:16:17 AM No.105945342
>>105944786
False
False
Anonymous
7/18/2025, 11:26:39 AM No.105945410
>>105943694 (OP)
create a company that does nothing so it's registered.
create fake linkedin experience.
start making youtube videos and then reach out to tech podcasts and then conferences.
create a company that does nothing so it's registered.
create fake linkedin experience.
start making youtube videos and then reach out to tech podcasts and then conferences.