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Human Purpose, Automation, AI, and AGI: Navigating Economic and Existential Transitions
Abstract This paper explores the evolving relationship between human purpose, economic systems, and the rise of automation, artificial intelligence (AI), and artificial general intelligence (AGI). It examines how capitalism currently frames human roles, the implications of diminishing human labor, and potential societal adaptations to maintain both economic stability and human fulfillment. The discussion integrates philosophical, economic, and technological perspectives, providing a roadmap for the future of human purpose and societal organization.
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