>In a future where an increasing amount of necessary work is done by machines, what about those whose labor is not needed? A lot of work that's absolutely nee

>In a future where an increasing amount of necessary work is done by machines, what about those whose labor is not needed? A lot of work that's absolutely needed for our survival is still paid dogshit: think construction, cleaning, waste disposal, agriculture, fruit picking, etc. Even in developed countries with human rights, most of this work is done by what are basically modern slave workers usually from abroad on dinghy visas. Those are the jobs getting the least amount of automation. Robotics is insanely far away from reaching the speed, dexterity, cognition, perception, adaptability and cost for that to be automated at the same rock bottom prices as human slaves.