He also expects more go-getters will feel pressed to do the same as AI bores deeper into the workplace.
Of course, if people need to oversee AI bots at all hours, workers could take on babysitting duty at different times of the day.
But as he sees how AI will change how humans work, "people are going to get more and more tired — and busier," Gill said.
Looking for a payoffNot everyone thinks AI will quash dreams of a four-day workweek.
Whelehan said that, ultimately, management will decide whether AI will lead to job losses or enable a four-day workweek.
Persons:
—, Binny Gill, Gill, Steve Cohen, Emily Rose McRae, McRae, Simon Johnson, Johnson, Alexey Korotich, Korotich, Dale Whelehan, Whelehan, Kognitos
Organizations:
Service, Business, New York Mets, Gartner, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, International Monetary Fund