>I see a bright future for humans. In fact, I believe there will be plenty of challenging work for humans because of AI, not in spite of it. This is my biggest

>I see a bright future for humans. In fact, I believe there will be plenty of challenging work for humans because of AI, not in spite of it. This is my biggest problem with those who fear "AI domination". They assume that we've reached the maximum number of jobs possible and that no new jobs/industries will be created ever. It's short sighted and irrationally fear based. They also assume that society needs to be based on trivial work to keep moving. I am all for a post-work society, but I know there are naysayers. If, theoretically, we could out source every manual/trivial/repetitive task to AI - that alone would create an entire industry of building/deploying/maintaining/reviewing/optimizing AI. Not only that, but it would free up unprecedented numbers of people to work on solving large issues that society is facing (clean water for all, global warming, food shortages, post-earth living, etc). Yes, your job as it exists right now probably will not exist after AI, but that doesn't mean humans will become obsolete.