@VraserX: If AI makes one employee 10x more productive, companies are not going to give everyone a 90% shorter workweek. They are…
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The tweet argues that if AI makes employees 10x more productive, companies will likely cut headcount rather than shorten workweeks.
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If AI makes one employee 10x more productive, companies are not going to give everyone a 90% shorter workweek.
They are going to ask why they still need ten employees.
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