Most of the interest of private firms so far in AI has been either in superficial labor-saving areas like branding, website design, and potentially in more efficient systems of labor surveillance, monitoring, control and time-management, as opposed to any real tremendous gains in real labor productivity, though the future is ofc an unknown country.
All labour-saving is also productivity enhancing. You can't get rid of labour without enhancing the labour output of remaining labourers (even if it also degrades the quality of their work).
All labour-saving is also productivity enhancing. You can't get rid of labour without enhancing the labour output of remaining labourers (even if it also degrades the quality of their work).