I think you're out of the loop.
That question is already a history.
Today's question is what to do with those who have nothing to do.
Some of us are going to be around for quite some time.
I've been fiddling these things since eighties and during this time things have changed quite a bit and practically without any real AI.
One major thing being a shift from centralised to distributed (clercs to customers) data collection.
Like few decades ago I had to personally visit practically every place to get any non mundane thing forward.
Now we are seeing the beginning of the next step as artificial speak.
It's still quite clumsy but AI is learning fast.
Machine delivered food is also knocking.
Robots repairing robots is still quite far but much closer than many think.
Oldest to die around now were already adults before WWII so nowadays world will really change in a life time.
I think first world migration to countryside is closer to decades than generations ahead.
My guess is that VR will really remove the need to be present and machines are not needed to be supervised.
One question though, are people going to vote against technology.