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If AI Lets Us Do More in Less Time–Why Not Shorten the Workweek?
This question is increasingly central to debates about the future of work and closely tied to the growing interest in the four-day workweek
According to economist Juliet Schor, author of Four Days a Week and lead researcher for the international 4DWG project, AI has become a central topic of discussion among supporters of shorter working hours: "If large language models like ChatGPT can replace millions of well-paying jobs, we need to plan ahead. AI does accelerate routine tasks like writing code, Kirkness notes, but complex problems still require thinking, creativity, and a deep understanding of the customer. "The only things that will matter in the future of work are creativity, human judgment, emotional intelligence, the ability to formulate good prompts, and deep knowledge of the customer domain," he wrote in a message to employees.
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