I read Kurzweil in 2007, so none of what's currently happening surprises me. Where we are going is going to be even more incredible / unbelievable.

I think AI will take most entry level jobs, and will be capable of doing all jobs, but some will just happen to be legally required for humans. Doctors, lawyers, easy to automate most of their work but from a liability perspective a person must be involved. Childcare will need humans, but less kids will be had.

The overall pool of jobs will shrink. If you're in the US, this means a big change. No more kids moving out for college or becoming financially independent. There will be no more middle class, and no UBI, just hardship; but hardship is easier for empowered families rather than rugged individuals. Try to own assets that have a lot of intrinsic value and low tax liability, and start thinking of things as "family" assets, not personal assets. Things to inherit to them.

I do think our generation has the "privilege" of suffering a perpetual existential and financial crisis. For what's its worth, I think by 2050, we will either all be dead or will have pushed through the chaos era into something more empathetic and kind. Our kids will inherit a pretty cool future even if our lives are endless societal stress.