So the idea is that a massive increase in productivity will reduce economic production?
Or is the idea that we will continue to organize our society around the ever more pointless concentration of wealth?
Or is the idea that we will continue to organize our society around the ever more pointless concentration of wealth?
Maybe I'm being overly broad in my interpretation, because they did specifically single out "coding" - but having personally worked both in and out of tech I don't really see non-dev "desk jobs" as having any particular moat against automation (and potentially even less than devs, which admittedly means I disagree with the likes of Jensen Huang).
So, when programmers go - they won't go alone. At that point it's reasonable to ask what kind of human labor will be marketable enough to command upward-mobility salary tiers, or if the 99.9% are perpetually relegated to pouring Bezos & co drinks while teaching them how to telemark [1]
[1] dystopia aside it would be entertaining to watch