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The average person? No. For the owners of the robots, yes. People who are de-skilled and pushed out of the workforce not so much. Unless of course all those p
by tuatoru 4y ago
The average person? No.
For the owners of the robots, yes. People who are de-skilled and pushed out of the workforce not so much.
Unless of course all those people starve to death. Then the average person is an owner of robots.
- osigurdson 4y agoThe only way we've been able to keep people from having cheap products is via regulation. Will governments really regulate that poor people are not allowed to have robots? Maybe, but that is closer to my "AI winter" scenario. My "AI summer" thesis is based on products approaching the cost of raw materials with services approaching the price of electricity. Need some food: $ robo make garden
- Mistletoe 4y agoWhat magical robots are these haha? I love my Roomba but he still gets stuck pretty much every time he sweeps and that is the most simple robot imaginable.
- osigurdson 4y agoThe Roomba could represent humanity’s apex in the robotics field in terms of price / performance but I suspect it is unlikely.