The problem is not pleasure or meaning of life. It is production, competition and economy. Always have been in the past centuries. > Maybe we will shift more o

The problem is not pleasure or meaning of life. It is production, competition and economy. Always have been in the past centuries. > Maybe we will shift more of our skills to higher level skills Exactly, that's what happened with the second industrial revolution: in Europe and USA, it take form as the bloom of tertiary work being the first employer. But we are facing the limits (or consequences as we prefer to call it) of such growth: limits in energy, materials, environment. We'll face the same limits for AI.