Comment by pj_mukh

>>"I don't think that the bottleneck is the sort of thing that AI is automating."

This is patently false on multiple levels. One, on a simple level automating paperwork frees up labor for more useful things they can do immediately. Two, the footprint of what AI can do is rapidly growing. Till 2 months ago, no one thought LLM's could command robots, and now voila [1]. Of course these capabilities will plateau somewhere, but it's clear the productivity curve hasn't even been explored yet.

At least in my city, housing is severely restricted by the cost and availability of labor. I want labor to be paid well, but I always want housing to be cheaper, the missing link is productivity.

[1]: https://x.com/ihorbeaver/status/2104646736652447854?s=20