Apart from no overdose danger, demand for computation is economically like drug addicts'. So vendors call their clientele users. > It turns out that human inte

Apart from no overdose danger, demand for computation is economically like drug addicts'. So vendors call their clientele users. > It turns out that human intelligence is not just one trick or technique — it is many. Disagree. Though humans have many varied talents, some inherited from mammals like walking and seeing, some developed culturally and practiced like go and chess, I think strong intelligence is just one trick. It might need quite a lot of background processing and memory in order to do anything useful or even vaguely "intelligent", but the key trick itself might not need much processing power, and could be quite simple. > people who can push forward the boundary of computationally hard problems need never fear for lack of work So, full employment!