The AI Wealth Shift: Why Ownership Matters More Than Ever – Andy Tanner, Del Denney

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Artificial intelligence isn’t just changing how we work—it’s changing who gets rich and who gets left behind. In this episode of Stockcast, the hosts break down why AI is accelerating a massive shift away from labor-based income and toward ownership, assets, and equity.

You’ll learn how automation and AI are replacing jobs faster than most people realize, why companies are buying back stock and shrinking ownership, and how this creates scarcity that benefits owners over workers. The conversation explores why confidence in traditional careers is fading, why wages are being pressured, and why long-term wealth will increasingly flow to those who understand ownership instead of employment.

This episode also explains how investors should think differently about risk, productivity, and value in an AI-driven economy—and why waiting to “see what happens” could be the most dangerous strategy of all. Whether you’re an employee, entrepreneur, or investor, this discussion offers critical insight into how wealth is being redistributed right now.

If you want to understand the real financial impact of AI—and how to position yourself on the winning side of this shift—this is an episode you can’t afford to miss.

00:00 Introduction
03:07 The Current Economic Pulse with AI
04:56 The Risk of Job Losses Due to AI
08:10 Debunking Myths: Creative Destruction vs. Comparative Advantage
09:27 AI's Impact on Stock Buybacks
14:29 The Future of Labor and Ownership
19:37 How to Position Yourself to Win in the AI Shift
31:14 Final Thoughts and Immediate Steps
32:59 Conclusion and Call to Action
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