[Suzerain of Sheol]

Sorry, I realized after I posted that "hand-waving" sounds kind of dismissive, didn't mean it that way.

As to your point, though, I can't quite tell if we're talking the wider-spread concern of automation exacerbated by burgeoning developments in AI or something more specific, but either way I guess where I come down on the issue is that I'm not convinced society is equipped to handle the transition -- ignoring the not-insignificant demographic that thinks concerns about automation displacing work are hysterical science fiction -- if there's news I've missed, I'd be happy to be better informed, but I have not seen almost any acknowledgement that this is even a thing that's going to happen on the broader political stage, where in my opinion it really should have been being debated for years and years now.

I might be letting my political leanings shine through a bit, but color me cynical as to the responsibility of the free market to see us through to the other side of this rabbit hole with the average person better off than they were before.