I sincerely hope the strategy isn't "find the cheapest human labor possible" As evil as it seems, that's probably a sane strategy - as actual automation eats t

I sincerely hope the strategy isn't "find the cheapest human labor possible" As evil as it seems, that's probably a sane strategy - as actual automation eats the job market, the number of unemployed, or those seeking multiple/alternate employment, will rise. These will more and more comprise displaced white collar workers. This will make the employment market a buyers market (moreso than it is already) and will result in decreased labour costs. So - call me cynical, but if that's their plan, it's robust - if potentially evil - at least it'll be providing employment.