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We are tool makers, not robots. Machine level precision is why we design and build machines. Art isn’t a product to be created for museums; it’s a process, a
by pfarrell 7y ago
We are tool makers, not robots. Machine level precision is why we design and build machines. Art isn’t a product to be created for museums; it’s a process, a meditation, a discovery, communication. You’ll note that that the rise of abstract expression in painting correlates with the refinement of photography. We no longer needed humans to create realistic depictions, so we explored deeper into the purpose of those depictions.
I don’t know what life is, but I’d consider it a waste to try to turn all of us into machines. Remember John Henry, the steel drivin’ man?
Also, the potential for evil is too great in such a device.
That’s why your father told you it’s an immoral plan.