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We already have an army of robots. They work in data centers. PS: I think this is not a stupid analogy, but instead helps to explain why the shift won't be sud
by baxtr 4y ago
We already have an army of robots. They work in data centers.
PS: I think this is not a stupid analogy, but instead helps to explain why the shift won't be sudden but steady, and it has already started a while back. It is a continuous development.
- MonkeyClub 4y agoYou're on point, I think. A thing doesn't need to look like R2D2 to be a robot, and our robots have already replaced a big chunk of human work: filing, analyzing, cataloguing, calculating, computing, plus all that sweet sweet business logic. I see a parallel in the rise of cuneiform and silicon: both find their primary application in optimizing bureaucracies.