As we stand on the brink of a new era where artificial intelligence (AI) manages all conceivable tasks, we are prompted to imagine a future where human involvement in material production and logistical tasks is rendered obsolete. This pivotal shift prompts deep contemplation about the structure of our society and the diminishing necessity of human labor in a rapidly evolving economy. The diminishing value of human task completion in the age of AI creates a serious concern for the average person. This shift necessitates a profound reevaluation of human roles and aspirations. In an economy where AI systems can execute tasks with unparalleled efficiency and cost-effectiveness, the traditional valuation of human labor is fundamentally challenged. Given the physical and cognitive limitations that inherently limit human task performance, this technological evolution prompts a critical question: what do humans genuinely desire to do in the absence of task-based obligations?