The economy cannot just transition over night, or even within a few years, to quickly absorb a labor shock the size you're describing.
Also, you have not addressed how we're going suddenly to develop the robots required for your future.
>and consuming human experiences.
Consumption requires money. If AI is going to massively impact employment, that reduces the amount of people in the economy capable of consuming these "human experiences".
Also, you have not addressed how we're going suddenly to develop the robots required for your future.
>and consuming human experiences.
Consumption requires money. If AI is going to massively impact employment, that reduces the amount of people in the economy capable of consuming these "human experiences".