Can't come fast enough. I welcome ai/ml replacing jobs left and right from fast food to janitorial to grocery stocking and call centers. I'm anxious to see wha

Can't come fast enough. I welcome ai/ml replacing jobs left and right from fast food to janitorial to grocery stocking and call centers. I'm anxious to see what the next step is in our evolutionary process economically. Do the people who rely on these jobs starve and does society descend into Mad Max or do we actually create UBI? What happens when 60% of most country's populations are just surplus? What happens when even elite college grads are mostly just surplus? When only 30-40% of the adult population is employable how will the market compensate and how will the economy work? There's obviously going to be painful years ahead as governments and industry catch up, but it could be an exciting shift if we actually get to a post-scarcity society that actually functions and has a way so everyone "fits" and can still find purpose. What do we do when ai can do 100% of the jobs? How do we find purpose then?