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If AI and robots do most of the work, what should we keep for humans? One clause for a social contract.

I'm a farmer and writer in my sixties, and the future of society is what I write about. Let's take one vision seriously: AI and robots do almost all the work, and humans are free to just play. Suppose that world arrives for everyone, everywhere. That is the premise of this post. This is not a quest…

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  1. 2026-09-30 00:36 · r/artificial
    If AI and robots do most of the work, what should we keep for humans? One clause for a social contract.

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