> the answer is "AI & robots" for all of your questions. Then who designs, builds, and maintains THOSE AI & robots? It can’t be “AI & robots” all the way down.

> the answer is "AI & robots" for all of your questions. Then who designs, builds, and maintains THOSE AI & robots? It can’t be “AI & robots” all the way down. >My belief is that most likely AI will hit another roadblock soon, following a "punctuated equilibrium" model so there will still be a large number of non-automatable jobs. I agree (although it may or may not be “soon”). As history has shown us, technology advancements just cause us to reimagine possibilities and start solving problems that were previously impossible. For example, as computers have gone from a few bytes of RAM to billions of bytes of memory, humans didn’t say, “ok, we’re all set now.” — we invented whole new classes of software that do all kinds of things unimaginable to the early computer scientists. The same will happen with AI and robots.