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Bezos, Dimon and Gates Predict a Three-Day Workweek as AI Raises Questions About Jobs and Leisure
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Bezos, Dimon and Gates Predict a Three-Day Workweek as AI Raises Questions About Jobs and Leisure
Artificial intelligence could eventually allow workers to complete five days of work in three, giving people more time for family, travel and leisure without sacrificing their incomes. That is the optimistic vision being promoted by some of the world’s most influential business leaders as AI systems become capable of handling more tasks previously performed by […]
Jeff Bezos, Jamie Dimon, and Bill Gates have all said AI could shorten the workweek. Elon Musk has said work will become "optional," and Sam Altman has said people will continue to toil. A leading economist told Business Insider that previous innovations meant people worked significantly less.
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