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Correct me if I'm wrong here, but it seems that you're taking the wrong lesson from the above quote. It's not an instruction manual on what parts of the human
by unsui 2y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but it seems that you're taking the wrong lesson from the above quote.
It's not an instruction manual on what parts of the human experience are not yet fully captured by AI.
It's a condemnation on the entire purpose of AI as actualized in our economy, re: it's presumed lofty sci-fi-inspired aspirations (giving humans more creative liberty and freedom) versus how it's actually being operationalized (replacing their creative liberty and freedom).
Embodied AI will only accelerate that trend.
- bronco21016 2y agoSo if we can’t have one without the other we should throw the whole thing out? It is a rather bleak outlook for humanity when you consider a future where we don’t do the chores or creative endeavors.
- gond 2y ago>So if we can’t have one without the other we should throw the whole thing out? To remove mind-numbing activities, you would remove mind-stimulating activities? If you let this out of the bag, I do not think there would be any end to this application.