The Genius Scale Podcast
The Genius Scale Podcast
Podcast Description
A seasonal collection of conversations sharing the growth & scaling journeys of rising entrepreneurs & leaders both disrupting and servicing disruptors.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of entrepreneurship, technology innovation, and market disruption. Episodes cover topics like responsible AI in business, the evolution of software engineering practices, and the significance of no-code solutions for startups, with examples including conversations with Rakesh David about AI adoption challenges and Jorge Lana on building a transformational business ecosystem.
If you were to speak to B2B leaders about growing business, you’d see that business growth can usually be divided into levels – and each level requires a new set of tactics or strategies to get to the next.
But we each, especially in the B2B space, also operate in some zone of genius that we aim to contribute to others. Some in saturated markets where they need to break free. Others in emerging markets where they need to achieve salient clarity.
Either way, we saw they needed a platform to speak their mind.
Which is why we started the Genius Scale podcast.
In this episode, we sit down with Petros Topouzis—serial entrepreneur, JobPiloteer CEO, and co-founder of Jubile Tech Incubator —who delivers the most controversial economic predictions you'll hear this year. While traditional job searches take 4.2 months, JobPiloteer's AI agents apply to 100+ jobs daily, landing candidates at Microsoft, Google, and Amazon. But this conversation goes far beyond job applications.
Petros argues that 80% workforce displacement is inevitable within decades, requiring radical economic restructuring to prevent civil unrest. He proposes zero corporate taxes for job-creating startups under $5M revenue, 50% dividend taxes to force reinvestment, and massive capital gains taxes to stop wealth hoarding. From fusion energy economics to multi-planetary expansion, this is strategic intelligence for leaders navigating capitalism's biggest transformation since industrialisation .
Key Topics
- AI workforce displacement and the 4.2-month job search crisis
- Radical tax restructuring: 0% corporate tax for startups, 50% dividend tax
- Why real estate speculation is destroying entrepreneurship
- Government grant programs replacing traditional VC models
- Unlimited fusion energy as civilization's next phase transition
- Corporate feudalism vs. federal social programs
- Multi-planetary expansion as economic necessity
- BRICS currency threats and America's strategic technology focus
- Automation economics: from $15K monthly AI costs to human replacement
- Psychological crisis of human purpose in automated society
Chapters
- 00:00 – Introduction to Petros Topouzis and JobPiloteer
- 01:09 – The Journey to JobPiloteer
- 03:16 – The Vision Behind JobPiloteer
- 06:49 – The Future of Work and AI
- 10:07 – Navigating the Transition to AI
- 15:49 – Geopolitical Implications of AI and UBI
- 25:19 – The Decline of American Manufacturing
- 27:26 – Real Estate and Economic Inequality
- 29:58 – Healthcare Waste and Economic Responsibility
- 32:42 – Empowering Small Businesses
- 35:58 – Taxation and Economic Growth
- 39:12 – The Future of Work and AI
- 42:28 – Government Support for Startups
- 44:53 – The Evolution of Venture Capital
- 55:35 – Exploring Humanity's Future and AI
- 59:16 – The Quest for Free Energy and Its Implications
- 01:03:05 – Theories of Human Origin and Extraterrestrial Influence
- 01:07:03 – The Nature of the Universe and Cosmic Theories
- 01:11:00 – The Duality of Humanity's Future: Pessimism vs Optimism
Keywords:AI automation, economic policy, taxation reform, entrepreneurship, venture capital, fusion energy, workforce displacement, startup funding, government policy, future of work, space exploration, economic inequality
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