> The real problem with AI is that the productivity benefits are focused with the owners and not the workers.

What makes you think so? What evidence do we have one way or another?

We are seeing workers get laid off to free up more money for AI and only the AI techies are making more money? It could be temporary, but the way AI is currently owned and structured, the owners and investors are positioned to reap almost all of the financial benefits whereas workers will just be expected to do more with AI for the same pay and hours worked.