> a large section of the population is already at this point without AI. Which section? Just about any able-bodied person can create enough value to feed/hous

> a large section of the population is already at this point without AI. Which section? Just about any able-bodied person can create enough value to feed/house themselves by washing dishes, stocking shelves, mopping floors, staring at security camera monitors, etc. > Human labor will easily win on cost for many of those jobs. A human will not work a job that doesn't pay their cost of living (or if they do it won't be for very long because that's not sustainable). If that means $20k per year, then I would guess robots will have no problem competing on cost. When the software is ready, anyway. Probably not within 10 years.