> One of the main questions about something like this is about who would do boring, low-paid work with this sort of basic income. If it's more expensive to hir

> One of the main questions about something like this is about who would do boring, low-paid work with this sort of basic income. If it's more expensive to hire people to do crappy work, then the relative utility of robots goes up. It doesn't strike me as a particularly complex problem to make robots to collect people's trash, or similar jobs. Most of the low-wage jobs are very mechanical and routine in nature.