> 4 hour work-week ain't happening. Four hour or four day? Both are terms that have been tossed around, though this is discussing four day (which you then dis

> 4 hour work-week ain't happening. Four hour or four day? Both are terms that have been tossed around, though this is discussing four day (which you then discuss as 32h weeks later). > AI will make people who work 70 hour per week even more productive. So in knowledge work roles, firms may opt to have one 70 hr extreme workaholic vs 2 32 hour people Have you ever had to debug code from people at the wrong end of a 60-70 hour week? For a while, I had a coworker who tended to to this sort of thing, and I eventually started looking at the relevant commit messages. If they were incoherent, expect the code to be "not even wrong" grade interesting - you basically had to re-write it to get it do what it was supposed to. The sort of people who enjoy 70h grinds also seem to not particularly enjoy writing tests.