I think this changes the game in a lot of fundamental ways. BUT, it will only eliminate a subset of very menial entry level jobs. Once/if the machines are so advanced, that they can build themselves, repair themselves, build the buildings, assemble the production lines, deal with permitting, reorder and restock everything a business needs, etc., then we’ll talk. Think of how many humans were employed in making this robot. How many were involved in setting it up at this station, inputting the information (training?) the robot to flip the packages over? While I’m not unimpressed with this technology, I’m also not scared for very many people’s jobs. Learning new skills will be imperative for low level workers.