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I don’t know about a factory, but 3D printers, lathes and Arduinos are pretty cheap. Even PCBs are manufacturable at home with a little creativity and patience.
by valine 4y ago
I don’t know about a factory, but 3D printers, lathes and Arduinos are pretty cheap. Even PCBs are manufacturable at home with a little creativity and patience.
If you’ve ever watched Stuff Made Here on youtube, imagine people inventing things like that on a mass scale. That’s a future I want to live in, the pace of technological progress would be staggering.
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago3D printers are cute and all, but untill it can build a car engine, this is not a valid argument
- valine 4y agoI bet with a lathe, a 3d printer and AGI you could make the tools you need to build an engine. I’m not sure why you would though, since electric motors are both the future and 3D printable.
- pksebben 4y agoif it can't print a horse, what's the point?
- ClumsyPilot 4y agoWith a lathe and hand tools you Can build an engine, that's how first engines were built. If that's the criteria, AI and 3D printing are superfluous. What are they contributing?
- valine 4y agoPresumably running the lathe/printer, drawing schematics and providing step by step directions unique to the materials you can afford.
- ClumsyPilot 4y agoAre the tools lathe and 3D printer will produce hand tools or computerised automatic tools, that the AI will run?
- valine 4y agoI’m imagining the AI makes tools it can use by itself. My entire premise depends on you having enough money to fund some AI tinkering, a few Arduinos and servos seems like fair game.