马斯克最新预言：20 年后不用上班，财富人人有份一位硅谷归来、身家百亿的投资大佬，在闭门分享会上说：“未来二十年，工作本身会消失。但记住，真正的危机不在于没有工作，而在于你如何定义自己的价值。当财富像空气一样普及时，最昂贵的，将是那些无法被AI复制的‘人性瞬间’。”那时我刚被大...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the potential future where traditional jobs may disappear due to advancements in AI, leading to a society where wealth is more evenly distributed, but also highlights the challenges and risks associated with this transition [1][6]. Group 1: Future of Work - A prominent investor predicts that in twenty years, work as it is known today will cease to exist, and the real challenge will be how individuals define their value in a world where wealth is ubiquitous [1]. - The emergence of AI has already begun to replace many basic jobs, including UI design, and pilot programs for Universal Basic Income (UBI) have started in several cities [2][3]. Group 2: Personal Experience and Consequences - The narrator's investments in virtual real estate and AI-related assets have drastically lost value, shrinking by 95%, while UBI barely covers basic living expenses [3]. - The narrator's family faces financial difficulties, with the wife resorting to delivering food due to the affordability of AI for certain tasks, and their child attending an expensive private school due to lack of a school district home [3]. Group 3: Reflection and Realization - The narrator reflects on the investor's warning about the dangers of the transition period, emphasizing that the collapse of the old system may outpace the establishment of new structures [6]. - The realization that the idea of not needing to work was mistaken as an endpoint, and that survival skills and creativity are essential for navigating the challenges of technological unemployment [6][9]. Group 4: New Opportunities - The narrator receives a job offer from a former colleague, indicating a shift towards roles that require imagination and understanding of new technologies, despite being a step down from previous positions [5]. - The importance of adapting to the new landscape by engaging in work that builds bridges to the future, rather than relying solely on the promise of a utopian society [7][9].