Tech bros, rejoice! Bernie Sanders just dropped the ultimate work-life balance mic drop that’ll have Silicon Valley’s tech overlords squirming.

In a recent podcast appearance that’s got everyone talking, the Vermont senator boldly proclaimed that if artificial intelligence is making workers more productive, then it’s high time we get rewarded with a shorter work week. And by shorter, he means a sweet 32-hour, four-day work week – no pay cut included.

The AI Revolution of Work

Sanders isn’t just throwing out radical ideas for the fun of it. He’s got receipts. Companies worldwide are already experimenting with reduced work hours, proving that fewer hours doesn’t mean less productivity. In fact, it might mean happier, more efficient workers who aren’t burning out faster than a startup’s seed funding.

Workers of the Tech World, Unite!

Last year, Sanders introduced the Thirty-Two Hour Workweek Act, which essentially says: “Hey, if technology is making you a productivity machine, you deserve more time to actually live your life”. His vision? Use technology to benefit workers, not just corporate bottom lines. More time with family, friends, or hey – binge-watching that new Netflix series you’ve been putting off.

The Corporate Pushback

Naturally, corporate leadership is likely to resist this idea like it’s a free kombucha subscription. But Sanders isn’t backing down, and with AI rapidly transforming workplaces, the conversation isn’t going away anytime soon.

So tech workers, start manifesting that extra day of freedom. The revolution might just be four days long.