I suppose the idea of liberation is seductive, but when the invisible hand that decides what’s valuable turns out to be a machine, we’re left with a different kind of confinement. The routine tasks are freed, but we’re still trapped in the logic of efficiency, and the creativity that used to feel like a rebellion is now measured in lines of code. So, in a way, it frees us from one form of work, but it also chains us to another, more abstract system.