My right to housing supersedes their right to work a certain (slower) way? "You can just wait longer" is an unacceptable answer.

It's easy to find egregious corner cases of philosophical workflows where an LLM was inappropriately used to replace thinking, where the whole goal was thinking (which is the case here).

But we know most token use is software development + back office paperwork. A big chunk of it is productivity improvements for things we all need (housing, medical paperwork, insurance etc.), so to me, that's where my argument lies.

For most of the things that people really care about, I don't think that the bottleneck is the sort of thing that AI is automating.

The bottleneck for housing is construction and landlords. The bottleneck for medicine is the number of doctors and the inelasticity of demand. The bottleneck for education is the number of teachers. Etc.