Here me out because I know there's a lot of doom and gloom, and believe me, I understand and feel it around job loss.
Return to supply and demand with me.
Today in the world, there is a certain amount of human processing power and a certain amount of AI processing power. One of these is increasing exponentially, and the other's growth rate is in decline...
AI processing will then compete with AI processing for value creation (ultimately judged by humans). Human processing power will be more scarce and thus more valuable.
This assumes that you are not one of those crazies who believe that the human brain is perfectly reproducible in bits and bytes, and thus there is no difference between human and AI processing power.
To whom I remind that Humans are the result of an 800MB file (human genome) that builds a conscious machine. It wires 100 trillion nerve links across 37 trillion nodes, live-patches its code, runs a 20-watt exaFLOP supercomputer on the caloric intake of a sandwich, and packs 215 petabytes of data into a single gram.
Human labor FTW
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