In five years, we could have artificial general intelligence systems that automate all human labor, allowing AI to handle repetitive tasks while humans focus on novel work.

I believe that while AI will take over certain tasks, it will free us to focus on more creative endeavors, as true creativity cannot be replicated by machines.

The true promise of AI lies in automating repetitive tasks, allowing users to offload busy work that doesn't require their full attention.

While some jobs may be partially replaced by AI agents, many roles still require human creativity and decision-making, indicating that complete replacement is unlikely.

The future of AI will likely lead to increased demand for human work, as AI tools will enhance productivity rather than replace jobs, similar to how self-driving technology has evolved.

In the next 10 to 20 years, we might see a significant portion of content generated by AI, changing the landscape of creativity and how we consume information, as people will create content without thinking about the tools they use, similar to how writers today use Google Docs.

The rapid advancements in AI tools suggest that we could see significant progress in automating white-collar work within the next few years.

I believe AI can save the world by enhancing productivity and enabling us to spend more time on human-centric activities, rather than mundane tasks.

By 2028, I believe we'll have advanced AI systems capable of solving complex problems that humans can handle, thanks to significant ongoing work in AI development.