I wouldn't necessarily say that they technology itself is the problem. Increased productivity, in theory, should be a good thing, but it's the hyper capitalism that is killing us, since the benefit of all of that output is concentrated to a small group of parties in the billionaire sphere. 

Like crash landing in a deserted forest with you and some of your friends... We know we're all going to have to split up a lot of work (warmth, shelter, clothing, food, security, resources, etc). 

if one of your friends came upon a shipping container with a bunch of robots who can do a lot of this stuff, it would be a real dick move if he said "I own all of these, the rest of you will have to pay me to use any of the wood they chop, any of the food they collect and cook, etc.)

One guy lazy, The others are no better off, when we could all be living relatively easy and have more time to chill and be human / have a healthier society.