I think it's incredibly naive to think that an increase in your productivity will result in a reduction of hours worked, especially at the same pay. No, you'll

I think it's incredibly naive to think that an increase in your productivity will result in a reduction of hours worked, especially at the same pay. No, you'll just be given more work to do. If it takes you 20 hours/week to finish what took you 40 hours/week last year, you'll just be given double the work to complete and at the same salary/wage. Make no mistake, the prime benefactor of increased automation won't be the workers, it'll be the owners.