Raw LLM Responses

You're looking at it from a utopian point of vjew..it's the old Star Trek vs. Elysium argument of the future. If society promoted raising everyone up and greater social good, the.n you're point makes sense. But Capitalism as it's practiced in the west is carefully crafted through government policies to encourage wealth and inequality. The notion of private property and ownership class is very strongly correlated with Western democracy . All this to say that as more automation becomes prominent, it's the owner of the automation, the land and resources that will benefit greatly. The workers whose labor is displace will suffer but that's because they "didn't work hard enough" or didn't get "enough education and or skills"... The fact that this issue isn't discussed more openly in politics is a clear sign whose in charge of government "by the people".. hint it's not the "people"