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Which new way of creating value will be immune to automation?
by TigeriusKirk 6y ago
Which new way of creating value will be immune to automation?
- rakoo 6y agoArt ?
- BLKNSLVR 6y agoMaintenance of automation objects, although that's not entirely new it will expand at the same rate as the automation itself, maybe slightly lagging behind. Improvements to automation; automation on top of automation. Planetary colonisation planning.
- totony 6y agoI can see all of those being done better by an AI in the future. Maintenance is already done a lot by machines right now, I don't see that changing.
- gwright 6y agoThere is a difference between thinking that many jobs might be automated away and the hidden assumption in your question that all jobs will be automated away. Why do you think all jobs are vulnerable?
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- thisisbrians 6y agoRobots/AI can't even automate many of the existing ways. Examples abound, but: robots/AI can't replace carpenters, plumbers, mechanics, or couriers yet. In knowledge work, they're far from replacing engineers, designers, or authors. They can barely walk on two feet, struggle to open doors and climb stairs, and can't think originally. And we have a long, long ways to go before they can. I'm not worried about "automation" as long as I can clean a toilet and a robot can't.