The difference here is that there wouldn't even be a need for Raphael, at least if all the projections are right as to where AI is going. Replacing humans with

The difference here is that there wouldn't even be a need for Raphael, at least if all the projections are right as to where AI is going. Replacing humans with other humans is one thing. Replacing humans with machines is on a completely different level. Anyone that says we will work along AI has not thought this through. In contrast to the industrial revolution where machines are doing things that humans are not capable of, i.e. lifting heavy things, bending and shaping steel, mixing tons of cement, etc., AI is taking over what makes humans unique as a species: our cognitive abilities. Of course, all of this hinges on whether AI will reach this level of reasoning and cognition, which right now is not certain. LLMs did scale up to have impressive and surprising abilities, but it's not clear if more scaling will produce actually intelligent agents that can correct themselves and have reliable output. Not to mention the compute cost which is orders of magnitude more than the human brain and will be a huge limitation.