Kevin O'Leary's pitch for AI's upside backfires when his own examples show machines replacing human workers, raising worries for anyone whose job AI can do.

• O'Leary defends AI by pointing to a full body scan that returned results in 18 minutes instead of 3 weeks.
• His second example: AI cataloged his 590,000 photos, work he could never do himself.
• Tucker pushes back that both cases are machines doing human jobs better than humans.
• The core question goes unanswered: if AI does the work people used to do, what is left for people to do?

Outlook: The jobs-versus-AI debate will keep growing louder as more white-collar tasks get automated and tech leaders struggle to explain where displaced workers go next.