Also, if you goal is full employment, think of the GDP advantage of a country having access to these technologies. It's a huge workforce multiplier.
If I owned a fully-robotic factory that produced all the goods this country consumed, unemployment would be at 100%, but GDP would be the same (Because the amount of wealth produced would be the same as it is today.)
Capitalists aren't going to share their profit until we take it from them, either through taxes[1], or, ah, 'land reform'[2].
[1] The carrot.
[2] The stick.
Output always creates more work, due to second law of thermodynamics (entropy). So, the more output you have, the more work you need to fight entropy. May be the Robots can deal with entropy too, but we aren't there yet.
So, AI will increase need of workforce / labor
...You're gonna have to explain that one, because I don't see how those things are connected at all.