The visions laid down are quite enticing and a little unsettling reasons being that so many of the discussion is already unfolding.

1. AI is now very active in white-collar jobs, outside factory work. They now involve in legal writing, code generating, or logistics management.
2.Quantum computing, though very much early has great potential—coming from fields like weather prediction, cryptography and drug discovery.
3. Blockchain and tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) are presently being tried by commercial sectors (banks) and governments, and we're witnessing CBDCs (Central Bank Digital Currencies) being rolled out or piloted by many countries.
You talked about Universal Basic Income (UBI), now is turning out to be realistic and job displacement skyrockets. With Musk and Gates advocating for it as possible solution, it might end up being the best way forward.
The matter of geopolitical conflicts and inflation are speeding up the changes instead of delaying them. When economies are stressed, there's more wellness to try new system. Like COVID-19 did with remote work and digital payments. Ongoing wars, trade tensions and energy issues might do same for AI, automation, and decentralized systems.
We are heading to a world where technology is not just supporting the economy—it has become the economy.