On Monday, OpenAI released a policy paper focusing on the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) for the future workforce. Central to its vision is the proposal for a four-day workweek with a 32-hour schedule, allowing employees to maintain their pay while potentially increasing their time off. The company argues that the benefits of AI should extend beyond corporate profits to include enhanced worker benefits such as larger retirement contributions and subsidies for child and elder care. OpenAI warns that without government intervention, the economic advantages of AI may disproportionately benefit a few firms. To address this, it proposes a Public Wealth Fund to ensure citizens share in AI-driven growth, alongside the introduction of taxes on automated labor to create a sustainable tax base. The paper also highlights the need for stricter oversight of advanced AI systems, including auditing and incident reporting, to ensure safety and accountability.