[PetoU]

that's only partially true.

AI can innovate in synthetic-realm of novel ideas, while real-world novelty will remain untouched.

There are different types of novelties

[pluc]

If AI could innovate it wouldn't be a public product. It would be a cash cow. Why give your customers the ability to come up with new and amazing ideas when you can just keep it for yourself and launch a thousand products? USA is a capitalist society. It doesn't share profitable ideas.

And if AI was really about productivity they'd be talking about doing more faster with the same workforce, not reducing the workforce.

[PetoU]

if you like, the business model is called Innovation-as-a-Service :)

That's perfectly aligned with capitalistic motivations

[skeledrew]

What is a "real-world novelty" and what prevents AI from touching it?