Also, automation right now is bidding against the humans for their jobs. As the minimum cost for automation falls, it keeps wages from rising, then drives them

Also, automation right now is bidding against the humans for their jobs. As the minimum cost for automation falls, it keeps wages from rising, then drives them down, then when they reach the inelastic point, replaces the humans. So it's not just that this stuff will chuck a great many people out of work with nowhere to go, but that it will drive them to the breadline first. To fix this, the basic assumption "you work for a living" has to be torn up. The work ethic has to end.