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This time it is not the horses that will be eliminated, but the horsemen. Moravec's paradox [1] explains that AI can perform the "complex" processes and cannot

• 082349872349872 3y ago
  Maybe if we were to re-employ horses in the economy we just need horse/AI centaurs (with waldos[0] based on lip/tongue manipulation)? They've got plenty of sensorimotor and perception skills (consistent with more cerebellum); just a little low on natural reasoning ability (or for that matter, any prefrontal cortex). y recognizing a face y moving around in space y judging people's motivations n catching a ball[1] y recognizing a voice n setting appropriate goals y paying attention to things that are interesting y perception y attention y visualization y motor skills y social skill[2] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_manipulator https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_manipulator [1] horses can enjoy matching velocity vectors with a struck ball, but are not into catching as dogs[3] are [2] at least those sufficient for a feudalistic society, anyway... [3] recall: Warren Teitelman eventually gave up on computer DWIM in favour of agility dogs