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Well, as long there is profit to be made, there will be faulty players. I try to buy as much as possible from local sources, with proven track record. Most of my stuff in house is made in Europe. 95% of the food buy is local, and there is the risk to have forced labour quite low.
Regarding AI, it will disrupt a lot of the workforce today. But the service industry, will have more and more people involvement, as the need for human interaction will get even higher. I can't tell which sectors will thrive, or which jobs will be there in 5 years, as 15 years ago, there was no app developer for mobile for example.
RE: AI-Driven Systems: Unveiling the Modern Exploitation of Labor