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Haven't seen any AI potters, quilters, muralists or landscape gardeners yet. It's replacing work that is purely to do with information. Years ago there was ta
by tuatoru 2y ago
Haven't seen any AI potters, quilters, muralists or landscape gardeners yet.
It's replacing work that is purely to do with information.
Years ago there was talk about the "anywheres" vs. the "somewheres" - people who can do their jobs from anywhere (home, a cafe, a plane, the other side of the world) vs people whose work is necessaily rooted to a particular place. Your plumbers and farmers and retail workers.
AI can replace "anywhere" work, but there is little progress in robotics. Replacing "somewhere" work is many years away.
- N0b8ez 2y ago>but there is little progress in robotics. Replacing "somewhere" work is many years away. I agree there's little progress in robotics, relative to AI. But "many years away" might mean just 10 years away. You can buy this robot for 16 grand USD: https://www.unitree.com/images/Unitree%20G1%20EN%201080p%20%281%29.mp4 https://www.unitree.com/images/Unitree%20G1%20EN%201080p%20%... To me, it feels like the barrier now is more on the software end than the hardware end. Is this your impression too, or do you disagree?