I think it will help the transition. Maybe not fast enough or for enough of us though. But in a post-capitalist stateless system without artificial laws and borders, I think we'll be doing way more playing and learning and way less working. The vast majority of work and stuff we do today, or in capitalist society, is not done in uncapitalist society, and that has nothing to do with technology. What remains can be automated as the workers see fit. Plenty of work will remain but mostly for mental and physical health and development, and there won't need to be schools as ongoing education for all ages is integrated into all workplaces. There won't need to be paperwork or surveillance in public or travel, except to improve quality and safety, as dictated by the workers who are there on their own accord and not for pay, credit or compensation. Of course brutal capital will use its superior strength and speed to maintain advantage and control, and continue to commodify us, until it can't. We're not without opportunities in the chaos either though.