@VraserX: A positive timeline for the next 10 years: 2026: AI agents become normal for coding, research, scheduling, customer sup…

A positive timeline for the next 10 years: 2026: AI agents become normal for coding, research, scheduling, customer support and admin work. 2027: Companies stop hiring humans for repetitive digital tasks first. Not all work. Just the boring stuff nobody dreams about as a child. 2028: Humanoid robots move from demos into real deployment: warehouses, factories, cleaning, logistics, elder care. 2029: AI agents become full digital coworkers. They use apps, make calls, book things, negotiate, plan and finish tasks end to end. 2030: The job market starts to feel the real shock. At the same time, goods and services begin getting cheaper because automation scales. 2031: The first serious AI Dividend proposals arrive. If machines create the value, people will demand a share of that productivity. 2032: Robot labor becomes cheap enough to change construction, farming, manufacturing and delivery. 2033: Some countries and cities launch early AI Dividend systems funded by automation taxes, sovereign AI funds or public ownership stakes. 2034: Working less becomes normal in wealthy countries. Four day weeks feel outdated. The debate shifts toward income without jobs. 2035: The first real post labor economy begins to appear. Not utopia. But a world where survival is no longer tied to selling your time. That is the timeline worth building.