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> Feels like they suddenly discover luddism when the automation is coming into their own backyard. Sounds to me like you're describing a broadly universal huma
by doktrin 3y ago
> Feels like they suddenly discover luddism when the automation is coming into their own backyard.
Sounds to me like you're describing a broadly universal human trait. I for one certainly can't claim with a straight face to always place the concerns of others on a fully level footing with my own. Can you?
- PeterStuer 3y agoNope. Guilty as charged guv. Admittedly one of the drivers that got my naive 15 yo interested in AI in the early 80's was the hope of eliminating the need for 'work' and tbh, especially my own future work (not AI, as that would be my hobby). :)