> Automation reduces costs and prices, creates new job fields, and permits for specialization. Specializing(education) takes time and effort. At what kind of r

> Automation reduces costs and prices, creates new job fields, and permits for specialization. Specializing(education) takes time and effort. At what kind of rate can the technology make jobs obsolete that thesociety and workforce can keep up? As far as I am aware, technological progress is exponential, meaning that it accelerates at an accelerating pace. As such, it's inevitable that at some point people and the society as a whole can't keep up anymore. At the point where it's simply easier to use machines, if not basic income or some other way of more or less equal resource distribution, what do you do?