>> Wouldn't this imply humans should already be working very little compared to pre industrial revolution?
> No, because human wants aren't fixed. When you give a human everything they want now, tomorrow they come back with a whole new set of wants
It sounds like you are disagreeing with the OP, not me?
Or do you think AI productivity will make us work less in a way Industrial productivity didn't?
I am disagreeing with the OP's claims that productivity gains make humans work less.
If your answer to the "wouldn't this imply" question is also "no", as mine is, then no, I am not disagreeing with you.
>> Wouldn't this imply humans should already be working very little compared to pre industrial revolution?
> No, because human wants aren't fixed. When you give a human everything they want now, tomorrow they come back with a whole new set of wants
It sounds like you are disagreeing with the OP, not me?
Or do you think AI productivity will make us work less in a way Industrial productivity didn't?