Elon Musk has been an AI enthusiast, which is not something hidden from anyone. However, he has also been vocal about how things are going to change with the way AI is slowly sneaking into the regular lives of humans. In a recent statement, Elon Musk has said that AI will take all the jobs, but this will be a boon for humans as they will get more freedom. While replying to a post on X that suggested Amazon is planning to replace its workers with AI and robots, which will result in a cut down of 1,60,000 jobs by 2027, Musk wrote, AI and robots will replace all jobs. Musk's comment triggered a panic-like situation on the platform. However, he further said it is more of an opportunity than something anyone should be worried about. He said that this will free humans from being
forced to work regularly. Musk said, 'Working will be optional, like growing your own vegetables, instead of buying them from the store.' According to Musk's statement, there will come a point in the world when the situation of universal high income will be the only truth. He said that by the time AI will take human jobs, human will star earning on a high level and let them live without going to work everyday.Also Read: Amazon To Replace 6,00,000 Workers With Robots In This Country: All You Need To Know Right Now Now, considering this is a theory, it feels like Utopia where AI does the heavy lifting and humans live life to the fullest. And this is not happening for the first time that Musk has said something like that. In the past, the Tesla boss said the same thing in VivaTech 2024.

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