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[Detroit: Become Human] Unemployment seems low

Unemployment in Detroit: Become Human in the United States is set at 35-38%. While this is truly massive it still seems low to me. Reading through the various articles in the game Androids have taken over various markets including

-Professional Athletics where they're slowly taking over teams 
- Menial labor. From housekeeping to lawn maintenance to dock work. It just makes economic sense to use laborers who don't talk back or tire. 
-Every kind of municipal maintenance. Electricians, plumbers, and construction workers
-Automated Cars - That means no truckers, no cabs, no pizza delivery drivers
-Retail- Cyberlife Androids literally sell themselves
-The Oldest Profession- 58% of men prefer androids.  
- Security Work - Besides a few human leaders the vast majority of security work appears to be done by patrolling drones and foot patrol androids 
- Accounting- No human would be trusted when you have a literal calculator that is forbidden to skim balancing your books
- Military - Most boots on the ground have been replaced with combat androids leaving only the top brass as humans. Even these humans are advised by algorithms devised by androids. 

That's all I can think of for now, but it seems conflict with the idea that the majority of Americans can still find work. Am I missing something?
gpt
To still have a somewhat functioning society where even Todd has money for droids there must be some kind of universal basic income.  With that in mind a lot of the employed people are probably employed part time and society has changed how it defines unemployed to count someone that only works 10 hours a week as they now have enough for a decent living.  Also clearly accountants still exist Todd's wife left him for one.  All the book keeping is probably done by droids but there is a lot more to accounting then that.