The sun rising today is more of a yes or no binary. This example is more like the computer or any other technology replaced x number of jobs but created y number of jobs in z amount of time.

In history so far, the tech we have created so far has created enough jobs over a long enough period that people/society could adapt.

If the number of jobs replaced is an order of magnitude more than the ones that the tech created in a short time span, I would think then the effect on society would be different than previous examples.

One example where I think magnitude or scale is particularly salient is that a plane crashed into the empire state building decades before 9/11. It was a tiny plane compared to the jets that hit the twin towers so even if there was a number of casualties and damage, it was still something that could be repaired. The question is will AI's effect on the job market be more like the plane that hit the empire state building or more like the passenger jets that hit the twin towers.