This ignores the whole human part of a job. Many people are wage slaves: if they're job is gone, they have a big trouble. That's why they're scared of AI, that

This ignores the whole human part of a job. Many people are wage slaves: if they're job is gone, they have a big trouble. That's why they're scared of AI, that's why so many news count the potential jobs cuts: more fear means more clicks. There's also a lot of inequality, and AIs will push for a bigger gap, not smaller. If everyone is 20% more productive, does everyone get a 20% raise? Historically, no: the company gets the extra profit. So there's more to discuss than free market 101s, which don't capture the whole complexity of the world.