There's an argument that it's unethical not to automate away the jobs nobody wants to do. Like... sentient beings putting themselves in harm's way to pick up g

There's an argument that it's unethical not to automate away the jobs nobody wants to do. Like... sentient beings putting themselves in harm's way to pick up garbage? Or just spending huge amounts of time taking orders for hamburgers? Yikes! I assume the major motivator for most of these cases is money- essentially, you may just kind of have to work all day, possibly at significant risk to yourself, to get paid minimal amounts so you can eat and have a roof over your head. Ultimately, humanity is deeply undervalued. There are jobs which would absolutely be a net benefit to society if eliminated- the catch is you'd put those currently employed out of work.