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It wouldn't. Not for now It's not only the sound, it's the sound, the bounce, the response to different strengths, the smell, the color. Humans are multimodal,
by sklivvz1971 1y ago
It wouldn't. Not for now
It's not only the sound, it's the sound, the bounce, the response to different strengths, the smell, the color. Humans are multimodal, machines are not, yet.
The moment we have a Michelin star level robot cook, then we can start thinking about automating this kind of stuff. For now, we have better results with humans!
Italians have absolutely zero problems replacing manual processes with technology. Creating each wheel is more science than art, everything is done in highly sterilized environments with exact temperature control, as an example.
- adrianN 1y agoPreparing a Michelin star worthy meal is orders of magnitude harder than checking a cheese for defects.
- sklivvz1971 1y agoIt requires the same basic modality