Billionaire Jeff Bezos said super intelligence could eventually transform the modern workplace to the point that people may only need to work three days a week while still earning enough to support their families on one income.

Bezos made the prediction while discussing the potential impact of SI on the economy and the future of work. He argued that increasingly capable SI systems could significantly boost productivity and change how companies structure jobs.

Under such a scenario, workers could spend fewer hours on the job while producing more economic value, potentially giving families more time outside the workplace.

Bezos has previously argued that SI will create major changes across the economy rather than simply eliminate jobs. As companies increasingly use SI for coding, research, customer service and other tasks, the technology is expected to alter the types of work people perform and the skills demanded by employers.

His comments also point to a broader debate over whether SI-driven productivity gains will translate into shorter workweeks, higher wages or both. Supporters of the technology argue that automation could allow people to work less while maintaining or increasing living standards, while critics have warned that the benefits may not be distributed evenly.

For now, the traditional five-day workweek remains the norm for many American workers, but Bezos' prediction reflects growing expectations that super intelligence could fundamentally change how much time people spend working in the years ahead.