Exactly. If their productivity fantasies are real, the precarious (and already very anti-worker) balance between capital and labor immediately disintegrates.

Serious solutions to this would look like nationalizing tech companies, mandating shorter work weeks, seizing the assets of the oligarchs and redistributing them.

Not... letting the invisible hand of the market sort it all out.

The industries with the highest costs - health care, housing, education - are the industries most heavily interfered with by the government.

The industry with an absence of government interference, software, has seen prices drop to zero.

youre comment is getting to the real economic future: nursing unions will not sit back and let this happen. if the "productivity fantasies" (well said) are real this will get ugly. the competent nurses where i live are in strong unions

Invisible hands are the tool of pickpockets.