What are the remaining bottlenecks to frontier AI causing mass unemployment post Fable 5 and Gpt 5.6?
Summary
A user questions why widespread white-collar unemployment hasn't occurred despite frontier models like Fable 5 and GPT 5.6 benchmarks showing capability for most tasks, and seeks clarification on remaining bottlenecks and adoption realities.
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