I'm thinking that will play a large role in the future. The odds of resisting that outcome for the general or common good of people are slim to none IMO.
Automation is already cutting into jobs. Take a simple thing like SS payments: direct deposit, we do the data entry supplying the routing and account numbers, the computers crank out millions of EFT's untouched by human hands.
Go back 25 years: paper making for checks and envelopes, printers to print checks, bursting machines to separate the checks, envelope stuffing machines, someone to harvest trees and tend all that stuff, mailmen to deliver the checks, bank tellers to deposit/cash checks. I've left a lot of jobs out of that stream but you get the idea.
Looking ahead, that may be why people talk about things like a universal living "wage." Basically if you are drawing breath, you get a living stipend. There are some existing models similar to that such as Alaska's oil payments to all residents.
In the part of the video where the 'bot is on a slippery surface and the guy gives it a good shove with his foot, the scrambling to regain balance actions of the legs are amazing. I know it's just executing an algorithm ... but I'm cheering for it to stay upright at the same time. Weird.