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Yeah at some point it seems inevitable that if machines do all the work that creates real "value" and people have no comparable value, in a very practical sense
by conartist6 2y ago
Yeah at some point it seems inevitable that if machines do all the work that creates real "value" and people have no comparable value, in a very practical sense we will all be slaves to machines
- thrance 2y agoLike in Dune, we won't be slaves to the machines, but to the people owning the machines.
- mwigdahl 2y ago"Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them." -- Frank Herbert, _Dune_
- kadushka 2y agoAre we free today? For example, I have to work for a living. If I don't, my family and I will be miserable. Let's just hope that future "men with machines" don't decide to kill the rest of us - I'm not sure what use we will be to them.
- fragmede 2y agoYour choice is corporations, government, or billionaires. One of those is going to be the "men with machines" that has use for the rest of us.
- qgin 2y agoI think this is the key change. We’re already beholden to a “machine” (the economy) that none of us completely understand or control or created explicitly. It has its own goals and tendencies that emerged from the complexity. What AI and robotics does is actually create a machine that has no use for humans at all. Ñ