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Yes and No. Output always creates more work, due to second law of thermodynamics (entropy). So, the more output you have, the more work you need to fight entro
by deltree7 4y ago
Yes and No.
Output always creates more work, due to second law of thermodynamics (entropy). So, the more output you have, the more work you need to fight entropy. May be the Robots can deal with entropy too, but we aren't there yet.
So, AI will increase need of workforce / labor
- danaris 4y ago> Output always creates more work, due to second law of thermodynamics (entropy). ...You're gonna have to explain that one, because I don't see how those things are connected at all.
- deltree7 4y agoevery good and service created need additional maintenance/fixing/organizing. It also increases complexity
- danaris 4y agoIf we're positing a fully robotic factory to create the products, I feel very comfortable positing that either a) the products are fully disposable, or b) there can also be fully robotic maintenance/fixing/organizing of said products.
- earthling8118 4y agoThat's only true if we're at 100% efficiency. Which I can say with good certainty, we are not.