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The only people complaining are a section of comfortable office workers can probably see their places being possibly made irrelevant. The vast majority don't c
by Dma54rhs 4y ago
The only people complaining are a section of comfortable office workers can probably see their places being possibly made irrelevant.
The vast majority don't care and that loud crowd needs to swallow their pride and adapt like any other sector has done in the history instead of inventing these insane boogeyman predictions.
- Riverheart 4y agoWe’re all going to be made irrelevant and it will be harder to adapt if the things change too quickly. It may not even be us that needs to adapt but society itself. Really curious where you get the idea this is just a vocal minority of office workers concerned about the future. Seems like a lot of the ones not concerned about this are a bunch of super confident software engineer types which isn’t a large sample of the population.
- zo1 4y agoWe don't even know what kind of society we could have if the value of 99.9% of peoples labor (mental or physical) dropped to basically zero. Our human existence has so far been predicated and built on this core concept. This is the ultimate goal of AI, and yeah as a stepping stone it acts to augment our value, but the end goal does not look so pretty. Reminds me of a quote from Alpha Centauri (minus the religious connotation): "Beware, you who seek first and final principles, for you are trampling the garden of an angry God and he awaits you just beyond the last theorem."