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Scott Wu claims AI will so transform work that future generations won't even…

2026-06-28 · 20:10 UTC ·@lulumeservey ·1 min read

Brief

Lulumeservey posted a short reaction video on 2026-06-28 agreeing with Scott Wu's claim that AI will so change the nature of work that future generations won't recognize today's office jobs as 'work.' The post highlights Scott's contrast between 'pushing buttons' and meetings versus ancestral manual labor like farming and handmade clothing.

Why it matters

Scott Wu claims AI will so transform work that future generations won't even recognize today's jobs as 'work', contrasting modern office tasks — 'pushing buttons' and 'sitting in a room and talking' (meetings) — with ancestral manual labor like farming and making clothes by hand.

Key details

  • @lulumeservey posted a short video titled 'Me nodding to every point Scott makes' on 2026-06-28 endorsing Scott's argument; the post cites a David Senra tweet quoting @ScottWu46.
Source evidence

Me nodding to every point Scott makes

Video

David Senra (@davidsenra)

.@ScottWu46 says because of AI future generations won't even recognize today's jobs as "work":

 ”If you think about our ancestors from hundreds or thousands of years ago, imagine them looking at us and what we do.”

“You're pushing buttons. You're sitting in a room and talking with other people, and you call that a meeting?”

“ What do you mean that's work? I'm in the fields. I'm doing this every day. I’m farming, I'm making all of our clothes by hand.”

“ I think what we’ll have going forward is going to look that different from what we have today.”

Video

— https://nitter.net/davidsenra/status/2071313548429734180#m