We currently have two broad mechanisms to equate people's value.
*Employees:*
Easy to replace = Low Salary = Gets Few Resources
Hard to replace = High Salary = Gets Many Resources
*Entrepreneurs:*
Output consumed low = Low Pay = Gets Few Resources
Output consumed high = High Pay = Gets Many Resources
(Resource consumption ignored)
In a world where machines do everything, aspects of these change:
*Employees:*
Easy to replace = Gets whatever resources
(no-one hard to replace)
It is up to us to define whether 'whatever' is bleak or not. If we decide that resources need to be shared fairly, it could be heaven, not hell.
*Entrepreneurs:*
Resource consumption: Whatever
It is up to us how much resource consumption we allow. If we decide that resource consumption need to be sustainable, it could be heaven, not hell.