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IMO the analogy is correct for Go players as that's mostly a "sport". There's real cases of similar technology putting people out of jobs, for example I recent
by nothis 11y ago
IMO the analogy is correct for Go players as that's mostly a "sport".
There's real cases of similar technology putting people out of jobs, for example I recently read that more and more finance firms more or less completely automate a lot of processes, even those where you'd traditionally would have counted on people's "gut feelings". Deep learning is eerily good at simulating "gut feelings".
- afarrell 11y agoYea, the technology to make marathon-distance couriers obsolete has existed since...before the Scythians?