Could be anything come down the road, but my guess is the rich will take another step up the food chain, while the working class (if lucky) are going to see what Andrew Chang was talking about.
Future fiction story about a country with an armed population (including artillery) and a new aristocracy living indifference.
Where the world is going exactly can't be predicted of course but I'll give it a try:
Automation of manufacturing, food growing/production, transportation/delivery infrastructure, medical and legal services, maintenance, etc. are going to make a lot of work obsolete. Our current diets are currently very rich and varied, that's completely unnecessary other than for creating commerce. We are very mobile, that's unnecessary in large cities. We gather in public places, that's unnecessary with the virtual gatherings possible.
Many jobs in the middle of infrastructure will be absolutely unnecessary once processes are developed by deep learning algorithms ---> look no further than assembly line engineering. Once the components of an assembly line, no matter how complex, are machined and implemented there's no reason to re-engineer a working assembly line so long as there is demand for what it produces.
The future world I see is most of us living in tiny boxes with unlimited entertainment, living on dull sustenance paid and maintenance by our owners the super government. Most of us won't work regularly but will be trained with skills in medicine, military or manual infrastructure repair/backup waiting for a call to action for when our services are needed.