There has been little to no automation in the last few years and that's why our GDP growth has sucked for several years.
We'll see what happens with better AI coming out.
Most automation has been localized with manufacturing. The White House finally admits this. The quote I posted earlier from John Kerry at Davos was literally about that.
They're also aware of the mobility being affected, the risk of those making >$20 in service jobs, and the eventual rise of driverless technologies.
The people replacing this cabinet however, haven't a fuckin' clue. They're like Rick Santorum in that they'll be quick to handwave and make up a "prosperous job of the technological gaps," and you know if Santorum is making this case, you know it's absolute bullshit.