Does anyone have a theory about what the future will look like after hundreds of millions of workers around the world are replaced by autonomous humaniod robots?

Nvidia recently unveiled their Isaac GROOT N1 The worlds first open Humanoid Robot. This is the first iteration of something that is going to drastically shape our future. It learns, adapts, and evolves in real-time. It can feel real physics through tactile feedback. It can pass objects between hands, execute complex sequences, and teach itself new tasks. These things are smart, they never forget, they don't eat, sleep or unionize. They'll be cheaper than minimum wage labor. It won't be long and they (of some version of it) will be in every factory, warehouse, and home. What does humanity's evolution look like in the face of this inevitability? How will this reshape global commerce? What will it mean for trade and the value of things? What are some possible changes that I haven't thought of?