Steve Cohen Advocates for Four-Day Workweek, Citing AI's Role in Boosting Productivity

The billionaire Mets owner, foreseeing a shift in workplace norms, is investing heavily in leisure industries, particularly golf, as he believes AI advancements will free up Fridays for most workers.

Steve Cohen, billionaire and owner of the New York Mets, predicts a mainstream adoption of a four-day workweek, driven by AI's impact on workplace productivity.
Cohen is channeling investments into leisure activities, with a focus on golf, anticipating increased leisure time for people.
Despite his support for a shorter workweek, Cohen insists his traders work on Fridays, emphasizing the necessity of staying active in the market.
A significant investment of $3 billion into the PGA Tour by Cohen and other sports team owners highlights the expected rise in leisure activities.
The notion of a four-day workweek is gaining traction, with some companies already implementing shorter work schedules to improve employee well-being.