We don't really have a solution here because incentives are misaligned at the level of company vs society. Companies have no inherent incentive to hire human b

We don't really have a solution here because incentives are misaligned at the level of company vs society. Companies have no inherent incentive to hire human beings - we are a means to the only end of maximising profit. Should a better option exist, the company will go for this - indeed, many a CEO has a fiduciary duty to do this! Societies have this incentive, as we need social stability and have an economic system which relies on taxation. I suspect we will see legislation from governments forcing companies to hire apprentices for every robot they install or every percentage point of efficiency they gain through AI.