Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has repeatedly predicted that a day is coming soon when AI and robotics will make traditional work optional in a utopian age of abundance, where humans will rely on universal high income while pursuing personal interests.
Trading the daily grind for a life of comfort and leisure may be compelling, but is it good for the human soul?
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That’s the question Allie Beth Stuckey asked Stonebridge Bible Church Pastor Jonny Ardavanis, whose new book, “Get to Work: Seeing Your Daily Grind as God’s Good Gift,” explores why work is a divine gift rather than a burden to escape.
“I just think that’s going to be a horrible, horrible existence,” Ardavanis says of Musk’s AI utopia.
Regardless of one’s belief system, there’s an intrinsic
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