Researcher's tongue-in-cheek singularity worry: neighbors with more leisure picking up the ukulele
intellectronica · x · 2026-10-12
The author jokes about one of his biggest concerns regarding the economic effects of the singularity: with less labor and more leisure time, more of his neighbors might pick up the ukulele. A humorous take that touches on the real question of how post-AGI leisure societies might look.
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