Disagree, in that humans are doing the same things they did in the dawn of time. Adapting to the environment and figuring out what it takes to thrive.

There are many things about our modern world which make less intuitive sense than the lives of hunter gatherers. People are trying to figure out how to survive in the conditions they are placed in.

Physical labour was weakened and then had to compete with machines, till we got lights out factories.

We were left with the service economy to find roles that allowed us to thrive. Now that is being threatened as well. It is unlikely that LLMs are going to make us all into entrepreneurs and capital owners.

Not to mention, the service sector required far fewer workers than manufacturing.

This isn't quite the same kind of moment we see over and over. It's not simply cars taking out horse drawn carriages.