When the mind is devalued, human hands, body heat, presence, and moral judgment become infinitely more valuable. The article discusses Jack Clark, co-founder of Anthropic, who stated in an IMF speech that “the singularity has arrived,” predicting that by 2030, AI could raise U.S. GDP to $44.4 trillion—32.4% higher than the baseline of $33.5 trillion. The piece cites multiple benchmark results: Humanity’s Last Exam rose from 8% to 67.7%, Frontier Math from 2% to 94%, and TheoPhys Eval reached 98% after error correction. It emphasizes that RSI (recursive self-improvement) is accelerating, with Anthropic’s models currently demonstrating approximately 37% autonomous development capability, projected to reach 50–60% by 2027. The article concludes that memory-based and routine-driven jobs may be overwhelmed, while professions relying on physical presence, emotional labor, and ethical judgment are likely to become more valuable.