Farmers had used animals to plow their land. Now they are using heavy machinery. Those animals that had been used to plow fields lost their use or value completely? I don't think so. They have lost their value in one sector but they are still valuable in some other sectors. The same things will happen with humans, they have to adapt to the technology and new job positions will be opened that will require human intervention. Integration of AI in daily life won't replace total human intervention. It will just ease our work.
When I was little, I often saw farmers using animals to plow the land and it was almost entirely done traditionally. Now times are changing where farmers almost completely use machines from planting until harvest arrives.
If humans are not able to adapt to this then in the future they will lose many existing jobs and I have also seen hotels in Japan that are already using robots to serve guests.
If we don't want to be left behind and lose our jobs, humans have to adapt and we may not be able to limit robots from developing in the future.
It's just a matter of time and we are required to be able to follow not be directed, because humans who usually just wait will be left behind, swallowed up by technological advances.