I've consulted with some big companies on AI strategy. I tell them there are two approaches to AI.

1) Train AI to replace human work. This gives you 50% quality for 10% cost. 2) Train AI to assist human workers. This gives you 200% quality for 110% cost.

Most companies will go with option 1, and it's a race to the bottom. Eventually, someone will go with option 2 and gather up all of the pieces and take over the market.

This is not at all how all of this works.

If you train an AI in one thing it will become better in the other.