I do understand what you are trying to say: If someone isn’t stuck doing tedious tasks, they could be engaged in more creative work. However, it’s important to think about the fact that if everyone were doing the same thing and had the same abilities, then artificial intelligence could do most of the work in the country. Don’t you think businesses will try to take advantage of that? We would then have to ensure those who lose their jobs don’t generally become a burden on society, since they will need financial support, for example.
Don’t you think we can regulate companies that replace human employees with artificial intelligence?