This doesn’t follow. If AI displaces workers the majority of them will find other work. AI will increase the labor supply, not decrease.
The flip side of the coin is over time we spend more of our income on the things that don’t have increasing productivity. Think of housing, education, health care, etc
With global population growth declining, and negative population growth in most industrial countries, the supply of humans in general, and humans of exceptional abilities in particular, will only decrease.
Like what?
Be an attractive, physical sex partner.
Perform neurosurgery without human assistance.
Raise children, from birth, autonomously.
(Once they can do that, I may be really worried.)
But seriously, this list of things they would never ever be able to do would look a heck of a lot different if it were still 2016 :)
Also thinking about this just a bit more, do you know many humans that can accomplish this list?
And about the other points, just wait a bit. They don't sound actually so unrealistic to me, maybe in the next 20 years.
About the second point, I think there is already an industry specializing on this.
Are you under the impression that AI can do most things well? Because so far it cannot.
Or: I just listened to a podcast about how there is a huge shortage of electricians available to do the residential upgrades incentives by the IRA. GPT-4 seems to be nowhere near a solution to that kind of problem.