AI will likely drive productivity exhaustion in humans, because of how tired-less AI-systems are. They can go for literally forever on VERY hard things. And they're just getting better. These systems will morph themselves to each individual's "skill" level - meaning that a super non-technical person will be able to get it to work just as hard - if not harder - than a technical person, because these systems will become SO GOOD at understanding intent. Which means that if you let them, they will run you into the ground and leave you with time for little else because of HOW EASY it'll be to get stuff done. Getting stuff done will be a massive dopamine hit for many people. Which is absolutely incredible for civilizational productivity and output - at the cost of our sanity. Which I think - in a very weird way - will drive society to learn how to balance life better, and will really help us understand the value of rest and recovery - especially with loved ones. Which will also help dramatically with fulfillment, because people will feel like they are getting A LOT of stuff done, AND they are taking time to themselves to enjoy life instead of wasting 80% of their time working a corporate job they HATE. Super bullish on humanity's well-being in the next 5-20 years. Gonna get super weird, but long term, it's gonna be awesome (I hope).