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I can see how cheaper and easier can be viewed as 'not a reason not to' but the crux of the issue is that robots will do a better job than humans anyways. Why
by wilsonnb3 4y ago
I can see how cheaper and easier can be viewed as 'not a reason not to' but the crux of the issue is that robots will do a better job than humans anyways.
Why spend more money and effort to do something less effective?
- spiderice 4y agoBecause it is cool and inspiring. This doesn't have to be about min-maxing.