turn out not to be very well supported by the facts. Or to the extent they are, they leave out crucial context.

I was surprised to learn this myself, because I'm as terrified as everyone is about the new wave of automation. But for big picture economic stuff, I put Krugman's analysis ahead of the tech-bro dystopianism we usually hear:

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/17/opinion/democrats-automation.html

"That is, blaming robots for our problems is both an easy way to sound trendy and forward-looking (hence Biden talking about the fourth industrial revolution) and an excuse for not supporting policies that would address the real causes of weak growth and soaring inequality."