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Sam Altman says AI will not bring a four-day workweek

The post relays Sam Altman’s claim that AI will not make a four-day workweek happen because humans are “ secretly happy ” staying busy. The poster simply replies “What?”, triggering complaints about tech leaders’ views on work and the distribution of AI benefits.

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2026-08-12

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The post relays Sam Altman’s claim that AI will not make a four-day workweek happen because humans are “ secretly happy ” staying busy. The poster simply replies “What?”, triggering complaints about tech leaders’ views on work and the distribution of AI benefits.

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