EVERYONE IS WATCHING THE FRYER ROBOT. THE JOB THAT ACTUALLY DISAPPEARED WAS THE CASHIER, AND A TOUCHSCREEN DID IT.
Fry robots have been the future of fast food since about 2018. They are in a handful of locations. Meanwhile the ordering kiosk went into tens of thousands of restaurants and nobody made a single viral clip about it.
That is the pattern. The dull software automation wins quietly while everybody argues about the arm.
The fryer is still worth doing though, for one reason nobody mentions. Hot oil burns are one of the biggest injury lines in the industry, and injury lines show up on the insurance bill every year.
So it is not a speed play. It is a claims play, same as demolition and roofing.
Which job in your industry got automated years ago without anyone noticing?
Claude can apparently do everything now.
Someone gave it one flat image of a tiny floating island. Claude connected to Blender through MCP and rebuilt the scene as an actual 3D model.
Not a generated screenshot. Not a fake video. Claude is controlling Blender, creating the geometry and assembling the scene inside the software.
A year ago it was writing emails. Now it builds apps, runs workflows, handles support, creates websites and apparently does 3D production when it gets bored.
At this point, the question is no longer what Claude can do. It is what software we have not connected it to yet.
A 19 YEAR OLD FROM THE UK MADE £142K FROM ONE AI MODEL.
He creates fully realistic AI girls.
No real model. No photoshoots. No team.
He uses AI tools to generate the character, photos and videos.
Then he sets everything up on Fanvue.
The accounts run almost on autopilot.
They bring in money every month with minimal effort.
He now runs at least 10 of these AI accounts.
Together they make him around £1,000,000 per month.