I have 2 concerns:

1. References to previous technology disruptions having minimal long term impacts may not be relevant considering that automation and AI are likely to impact lots of different sectors simultaneously.  It is possible that many people will have no place to turn to to find work.

2. The long term view is of little comfort to those affected in the short term.  10 years is short in terms of society/societal change, but long in terms of the individual directly affected.

On the other hand, most of the articles I read on this subject ignore the wave-like character of technology adoption - there will be many, many places in the world where automation and AI won't reach for a time.  We might end up with a weird migration pattern of skilled (but obsolete) people moving to technological backwaters where their skills are still in demand!

So much to think about, being the father of 2 small kids.