[RetroTechie]

You're just confirming GP's point. If AI agents make those software problems trivial, the physical tasks are all that's left.

Regard it as market segments. It's not hard to envision eg. agriculture & food processing robotized to the point where no human ever touches your food. A few generations in, and people would see potatoes as "nutrient-containing object that comes from a factory" and forgot how to grow potatoes.

I'm rooting for the 'market segment' where AGI (or ASI) finds solutions to long-standing science questions, that are hard to obtain but easy to verify. Or makes new discoveries. Stuff like cancer research, protein folding, synthetic biology, new materials, battery tech, number theory, particle physics, etc etc.

[Schiendelman]

I'm with you. As these models grow in ability and commoditize across the TAM of basically every business in the world, it's going to get cheaper and cheaper to solve everything.