> The number of jobs replaced, the number of jobs where the only parts capable of bringing joy will be automated away This assumes that people are employed onl

> The number of jobs replaced, the number of jobs where the only parts capable of bringing joy will be automated away This assumes that people are employed only because of their productivity, and that productivity can be replaced with AI. You can't AI-away bureaucracy, because a bureaucracy's incentives are not efficiency or productivity, but the perpetuation of bureaucracy. Sure, in the future a lot of the "actual" work might be done by AI - but right now a lot of that "actual" work is done by a relatively small number of employees.