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This. We haven’t even entered the get-serious monetization era. Now that the infinite free money pump has been turned down a bunch, we’re going to see what rea
by foobiekr 3y ago
This. We haven’t even entered the get-serious monetization era.
Now that the infinite free money pump has been turned down a bunch, we’re going to see what reality looks like.
- 6510 3y agoOkay ill tell you. You need to start a startup that sets up a good number of cameras at manual labor jobs. Most of the footage will be completely useless but every day you hit a once in a day event, every week you get a once in a week event, every month, every year, every decade etc! Then the guy working there for 40 years wacks pipe 224 with a hammer 50 cm from the outlet and production resumes. The footage can be aggressively pruned to fit on the disk. When the robot is delivered in 2033 it can easily figure out, from the footage, all these weird and rare edge cases. The difference will be like that between a competent but new employee and someone with 10 years of experience. I can see the Tesla bots disassembling the production line already. Or do you think it wont happen?
- Aerbil313 3y agoTransformers can and do forget.
- checkyoursudo 3y agoAssuming that this would work, which I am fine with granting for purposes of discussion, how does this method ever let you build anything new? Or make use of advances in production methods? Or completely reconfigure a production line because of some regulatory requirement?