> Further future (>2030) if AGI actually pans out then white collar work is mostly cooked.
"White collar work" is no less cooked than horse & buggy drivers were when the car was invented. They'll still have jobs, they'll just be doing the same thing but for a new technology.
Either creating data for the AI, interpreting data from the AI, or developing further AIs and that's only the single surface level that works with AI. You are still going to have 'human touch' jobs where an AI or robot is unable or disallowed from doing because of tastes (ie: someone prefers a human do it; childcare, cooking, etc.), boundary-passing (ie: there is no data yet on how to do a certain task), or sensitive (ie: working with sensitive content or at a top-secret site).
I don't predict we are going to have AIs negotiating or interpreting contracts single-handedly unsupervised. We aren't going to see self-piloting planes that have no human workers onboard.
With that said, the job market will be more tight because we'll just need less people because 'shit work' & glue work will be largely done by AI. Short of a nuclear war, developed countries' governments are going to need to come up with something fast if they want to stay.