That's assuming AI progress isn't significantly curtailed, but just enough such that it only fails to replace the top 0.01% in skill and leverage
Also, the "top 0.01% in skill and leverage" are two different groups.
People with a lot of leverage don't only have skill, but also motivation to go that way: the capacity to develop one's skills, without that motivation, directs growth in any of the other complex things people enjoy in life, like being a mathematician or a software developer or a musician.