I feel like this story’s message is a bit too anti-automation. Being able to do more work in less time and with less resources is a good thing, as it should mean more time for people to enjoy life. It’s only in this capitalistic hellscape - where people are required to work in order to survive - where “needing less jobs” is a bad thing. I feel like the story could have worked that in better.
That said, the story is correct in that people making training data for these neural nets are treated like crap.