Raw LLM Responses

What seems far more likely is what has already transpired. The productivity gains from the 1970s have been astonishing. But none of that gain has gone back to the workers..every gaining productivity that technology has given us in the last 40 years has been taken by the capitalist. It would have been possible today that we could have the same standard of living we did in 1980 working half the time if the productivity gains had been evenly distributed. Not only has that not been the case but technology is now in the hands of some of the most misanthropic human beings on the planet who are not only not willing to share those gains with the rest of us but are actively seeking the extinction of a large percent of humanity to make room for our AI progeny. If this were on hyperbole but it's a fact that Musk, and Peter Thiel Jeff Bezos are the least empathetic people on the planet and think that the sooner the hoi polloi are wiped off the face if the earth the better off they will be. So I don't see any reason to hope that technology will do what it has already promised and failed to do. If people accepted the life style of our grandparents we could all work 15 hours a week now.