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That's obvious. Everyone is too lazy to do monotonous work, so why not let them work with machines?
I mean, if a person can't do monotonous work, where you need to think as little as possible, then they won't be able to handle other work either, because it requires thinking before doing something, and that takes longer.
Now, salary levels are directly related to how efficient and in-demand you are in the labor market.
Exactly. And that's bad, because the labor market is only interested in what it needs right now, what can bring income in a year or two. What about science? For example, the search for the Higgs boson is very costly and time-consuming, but it is in such experiments that the probability of discovering something truly interesting is highest, which, in decades (but not earlier!), can completely change our lives. And what do you think, where would the Russian labor market send such experiments?