Will there be jobs for people worldwide?

Maybe and maybe not. 

What I mean by this is for example, more men and women drive vehicles like taxis, and limousines and trucks and semi trucks worldwide than any other profession I would say.

So, if something like WAYMO reachest trucks and goes beyond robot taxis then all these people worldwide could slowly or quickly lose their jobs that drive for a living worldwide.

Will This actually happen? It's hard to say actually for a variety of reasons. But, this is one thing that could happen rather quickly like over 20 years say.

Then what about office workers in white collar jobs?

This is more problematic time wise than replacing most people who drive things for a living.

Why?

Because what likely will happen there is that the people already working over 35 will be trained to work with AI because they are already trained to do what they do. This is already happening.

So, there will be less and less white collar jobs of all kinds for people under 35 years old. So, many people with 4 year degrees now might be for example, working at Starbucks for a long time even with a 4 year degree in hand.

So, the biggest changes I see quickly are just young people under 35 not being hired in the first place with people over 35 being trained on AI to do the jobs and cover more ground so the under 35 year olds don't need to be hired in the first place no matter how well qualified they are.

This appears to be what is happening right now in developed countries around the world.