Will AI make the things that people actually __need__ -- healthy food (not the slop at Walmart), decent housing, affordable health care, affordable education, c

Will AI make the things that people actually __need__ -- healthy food (not the slop at Walmart), decent housing, affordable health care, affordable education, clean air, clean/healthy environments -- more accessible? I don't see any major companies using AI for that -- they're focused on diversion and wealth extraction. AI is just another layer of convenience and "wants" for those who have what they need already. Sure, GDP might go up, but it doesn't mean a thing if people don't have what they _need_.