Computers could soon decide who gets a job and who deserves promotion, Labour MP Tom Watson has warned.
And they could decide whether or not you receive medical treatment.
Many people applying for a loan or credit agreement already see their details inputted into a computer, which then reveals whether they are eligible for a deal or not.
But this type of experience will become even more common according to Mr Watson, Labour MP for West Bromwich East and Labour's Deputy Leader.
He said: "Here are just some of the decisions that will soon be made by algorithms churning through vast data sets.
"Whether the bank gives you a credit card or a mortgage.
"The best candidate for a job. Whether you deserve a promotion.
"Whether we should be given a certain course of treatment."
And jobs will be lost thanks to improvements in computing and artificial intelligence, he said.
"The Government has estimated 9 million existing jobs could be lost to AI by 2030. We haven’t seen change on this scale since the Industrial Revolution."
The Government would need to play a role to ensure that the rights of workers were protected as workplaces changed, he said.
Mr Watson was speaking to left-wing think tank the Fabian Society.
He said that while the economy may be growing, society was also becoming more unfair.
And he highlighted the difficulty people face in buying a home.
"A thirty year-old who saves 5 percent of her income each year will put down a deposit on an average-priced house in the year they turn seventy-five. In thirty years, house prices have doubled relative to income.
"This is a country that offers too little to too many.
"If there is an anger in our politics now, I am not surprised."