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> By the time these countries have been exploited, then robotics will have taken over and most everyone will be unemployed. Do you think the world is running o
by kenferry 11y ago
> By the time these countries have been exploited, then robotics will have taken over and most everyone will be unemployed.
Do you think the world is running out of problems to be solved? I don't particularly, so automation doesn't concern me per se. I am concerned that we need to address mobility and people's chances to learn new things, so that people are able to work on whatever problems need working on.
- hwstar 11y agoNo. The world isn't running out of problems to solve, but if we are not careful, we may not be allowed to take on the challenge and solve them. Either the rich will do this by force using their agents (e.g police, military, mercenaries, security robots) , or the intelligent robots will do it.