This is a very good inteview. It talks about several labor-related and economic issues that will be extremely important in the coming years. Chief among them: the criticality of marketing. In a world where things get easier to produce, convincing people to buy them becomes crucial. It also touches on how autodidactism will essentially be required as required skills/technologies continue to change quickly and information is abundant - but motivation is still a scarce resource. This also reinfoces that the old idea of "go to college, get job, never have to worry about learning again/just focus on your interests or personal relationships" or whatever should be considered a relic of a dead era.
My picks for jobs of the future: software developers in general, and robot developers in particular; robot hardware designers and maintainers; politicians; business owners/managers; "personal service" assistant types; and marketers. As things progress, today's equivalent of "telephone sanitizers" will vanish, and the job market will only get more polarized and become hypercompetitive.