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At Emblem 21, we analyze not just the time, material, and energy costs for economic activity, but also the complexity components as well. Every economic activi
by emblem21 10y ago
At Emblem 21, we analyze not just the time, material, and energy costs for economic activity, but also the complexity components as well. Every economic activity consumes and yields complexity. This complexity is difficult to measure given its contextual nature, but it is encoded into the pricing of the transaction itself.
Currently working on very advanced neural networks to detect the edges of this contextual complexity.
Autonomous labor doesn't destroy jobs because the autonomous labor is also a consumer of complexity, energy, and time.
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- zghst 10y agoYour site is down. I find it a bit worrisome, looking through your repos that many files are blank. I would like to learn more about your company.
- emblem21 10y agoGreetings. Our corporate structure is undergoing a fundamental transition (from a software contractor to a holding company) and we're still deciding on presentation and community outreach. ...which is to say we have plenty of researchers but no social team. :) Our primary goal is the formation of autonomous labor by helping put the institutional periphery into place: legal review, trade agreements, economic policy study, political and memetic steering, and financial innovation. Robots just won't automatically take all of the jobs. Humans are very good at cutting their own throats collectively and we very much account for this. We have three private tech projects at this time that cover the UAV and theoretical mathematics space.