> For example, imagine if ChatGPT gets so good that it can replace humans in nearly every type of writing -- we'll be drowned in AI writing and most writers wil

> For example, imagine if ChatGPT gets so good that it can replace humans in nearly every type of writing -- we'll be drowned in AI writing and most writers will be out of a job. The real problem here isn't the tech. It's our inability to figure out how to sucessfully let tech do our job for us so we don't have to "work" anymore. There is no law of nature that demands every human "work" 40 hours a week or die hungry. If AI replaced every job on earth, and humans still had more than enough resources to live comfortably, what exactly would the problem be?