that, and instead of increases of productivity reducing people's need to work, what might (I think, will) happen is that we will actually have to work more for

that, and instead of increases of productivity reducing people's need to work, what might (I think, will) happen is that we will actually have to work more for worse results and lower incomes, for the whims of the executive class and increased energy requirements for LLMs. compound this control over channels of communication (google, facebook, xitter), means of production (microsoft, amazon), with force of social-emotional manipulation of LLMs and we have a really "winner" technology. I do not think the executive class is actually in on the power of AI to increase productivity, but rather to increase reliance.