Yes, people get repurposed into new roles, but the jobs first in line for automation get downsized or eliminated. Given that unemployment is close to all time

Yes, people get repurposed into new roles, but the jobs first in line for automation get downsized or eliminated. Given that unemployment is close to all time lows, it's clear that technology doesn't increase unemployment in the aggregate or longer term. When real incomes rise, previously economically non viable jobs become viable. But voice actors, translators, truckers will absolutely lose their jobs and unlikely to command the same compensation in whatever new venue they switch to.