I appreciate your insights in a sea of psychosis comments. I find it strange how many people think we have achieved the likes of Y2K flying cars 20 years ago, or the dream of having every car on the road be an electric fully self driving car by now (a promise made at least over a decade ago by several of these types).

The point I’m making is that we give the spotlight to people who are making absurd claims. We have not achieved the ability to remove the human from the loop and continually produce value-able outputs. Until we do, I don’t see how any of the claims made in this article are even close to anything more than simply gate-keeping slop.

And if we do remove the human from the loop? What then, what are humans for? Do we get Keynes' idea that we only need to work a few hours a week or do we get a continuation and intensification of what we already have: a few high 'earners' and a sea of people struggling to make ends meet?