Human tends to take the easy way out, hopefully for better of our future kind.
As tools that meant to advance us even further (AI) would be wrongly manipulated when it falls to the wrong hand.
In any case, we should be optimistic and stay positive as most of us are creating a better future for our next generation.
Whether it's 3 days work or 5 days work, productivity remain the core outcome of any organisation.
And for any organisation, the key survival skillset of profitability remains the core and positive cash flow would be the heart of each organisation.
How do you view a 3-day work and trading week?
@Tiger_comments：
When asked about the threat of AI to jobs this week, Bill Gates said there could be a time when a 3-day work week is possible. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ Machines can make all the food and the stuff, and people don't have to work a five day-plus work week to earn a living wage. $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ CEO Jamie Dimon also said that the next generation of workers will only have a 3.5-day work week due to AI. Companies in the US and abroad have been testing the effectiveness of a four-day work week. Due to the Thanksgiving day and Black Friday, the US stock market only trades 3.5 days this week. How do you view a 3-day work and trading week? When will the 3/3.5-day work week would be possible? Leave your comments and repost to win tiger coins!
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