Strong disagree. There is a lot we can do all about it. Starting with voting and promoting politicians who want to do something about it (yes, voting matters). Then, starting a discussion about the social use of work and labor. If these entry-level jobs can be automated, what quality were they exactly testing new hires for? Let's make it an interviewing step instead.

Maybe make the entry level job one hierarchical layer higher. Instead of data entry, manage a fleet of data-entry AI agents.

And, also, wonder about the place of labor in our society. If not directly talking about basic income, talk about funding for more education, more training, on of the various modalities that exist: private or public funding, private or public college, in-company training, training through non-profits, etc.

The AI wave comes with huge social implication, and it is collectively that we will decide whether it makes individual situations worse or better.

People who have don't have power shouldn't be talking about bad things they can't change, because you'll make other powerless people feel bad. Powerless people should just shut up.
Isn't that basically what you're saying?

Edward snowden can't just bomb the NSA. But at least he left his family and nationality to expose it.