Yes, we still have to work
Those advocating the retraining of workers tend to believe that AI will slowly shift what skills are in demand, but if workers can adapt their abilities and training, then there will be no decrease in the need for labor. Those advocates of reducing work hours believe that AI will reduce the demand for human labor and feel that this impact could be
... See moreKai-Fu Lee • AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order
AI agents, monitored by humans, could potentially drastically reduce the need for human work while expanding the economy. The adjustment to this shift, if it were to occur, is hard to imagine. It will require a major rethinking of how we approach work and society. Shortened workweeks, universal basic income, and other policy changes might become a
... See moreEthan Mollick • Co-Intelligence
Le travail semble donc intrinsèque à la condition humaine : on ne voit pas pourquoi et comment on pourrait s’en passer. Même si le travail est inégalement réparti entre les individus selon leur statut social, il semble impossible que l’humain n’ait plus à travailler du tout. Aucun penseur n’envisage la fameuse « fin du travail » avant la fin du XXe
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