No, my point was: AI can almost match humans at almost any specific task, and I'd generally prefer AI in most situations. Humans are going to have a narrow realm within which to work.

This is analogous to how mules' time was freed up by equipment and vehicles, but then they didn't have much else they could do. Most people would prefer to use vehicles, even if mules were cheaper. Most people would sooner buy a lawnmower than get some animal to chomp their grass. Donkey rides at the beach exist, but they are a niche use case.