There an article somewhere which breaks down the types of automation, into a useable manner. Theres automation of tasks which free up labor to do MORE work - s

There an article somewhere which breaks down the types of automation, into a useable manner. Theres automation of tasks which free up labor to do MORE work - so if you were a bricklayer, and were bottlenecked by number of hands, the wheelbarrow would be a force multiplier. Theres removal of jobs with less useful jobs, so the chef got replaced by the burger flipper (not really, but I can't think of a good example at the moment). And finally removal of jobs entirely, with no need of replacement.