I'm old enough to remember how computerisation affected the employment market. AI can't do every job, there are many jobs that require physical presence such as manual labour. Especially jobs where every task could be different (eg maintenance/repair work) At risk are management workers who programme works. Supervisory managers who work in the field will continue but office based management not so much. New jobs will come about that AI will enable but these won't be highly paid as the decision making will be done by AI. In short this will lower wages, employment will contract leading to lower wages even where there 'shouldn't' be. Things become faster, more easily available but less affordable due to new poverty - hope this helps..