The Daily Leo: AI Taking Over the Jobs Humans Can't/ Don't want to do

Despite the persistent bearish challenges, the overall investor outlook remains positive towards Bitcoin, hinting at a potential shift away from the bear dominance of the past three years. The fight between bulls and bears is currently centered around Bitcoin's ability to close above significant price milestones, with a monthly close above $74K potentially signaling the start of both Bitcoin and altcoin seasons.

March has highlighted the unpredictable nature of the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin's significant price fluctuations sparking discussions about the potential for an altcoin season, where alternative cryptocurrencies could outperform Bitcoin. It is necessary to take a strategic an informed approach to investing in this high-volatility environment, highlighting risk management as crucial for navigating the cryptocurrency market's uncertainties. Greed can be devastating if you start panicking, so study the market and stick to a strategy.

With crypto getting more and more into the mainstream, more solutions to spend them have been arising, such as credit cards that work directly from crypto platforms such as Robinhood. Primarily known as a crypto trading platform, is venturing into the fintech landscape by announcing a gold credit card for premium members, loaded with appealing features aimed at attracting a broad user base. This initiative represents a significant expansion beyond its crypto exchange roots, where it has gained popularity for offering secure, low-cost trading options for digital assets, alongside a range of financial products and services including stock, ETFs, and securities trading. The gold credit card, which is currently awaiting launch with a waiting list for interested customers, stands out for its no-fee policy, including international transactions, up to 3% discounts on payments, a virtual card option for one-time use, and a family package allowing up to five members on the same account.

This is a very competitive launching soon to come, and feeds a market that is craving solutions like this to have more freedom to use their crypto even if the business they which to buy from don't even know about it.

But there is jobs human do that actually nobody wants to do. Cleaning toilets, particularly in public spaces like offices, malls, and airports, is a task that is generally not favored due to its demanding nature. In the United States, janitors are paid around $34,000 annually for such labor-intensive work. However, the landscape of this job is changing with the introduction of AI-powered robots, like Somatic, which have been deployed in New York to autonomously clean public restrooms. These robots, which operate at a third of the cost of human janitors, are equipped with advanced technology, including virtual reality and AI, to learn the layout of individual bathrooms and perform deep cleaning tasks with minimal human intervention. In the meantime, they still require human assistance for certain tasks, like restocking supplies.