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Also, there's the fact that recreating large software projects still will require highly skilled labor which will be thoroughly out of reach of the future's vid

by uludag 1y ago

Also, there's the fact that recreating large software projects still will require highly skilled labor which will be thoroughly out of reach of the future's vide-native coders, reducing the likelihood of competition to come up.

m000 1y ago
At the bottom of things, the problem we are facing is not a technical, but a societal one. Our societies are rapidly regressing to "techno-feudalism" (see [1]). There will be some tech-lords in their high castles. Some guilds with highly-skilled engineers that support the tech-lords, but still highly-dependent on them to maintain their relative benefits. And then and endless mass of very-low skilled, disposable neo-peasants. AI needs regulation not to avoid Skynet from happening (although we should keep an eye for that too), but because this societal regression is imminent. [1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/75560037-techno-feudalism https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/75560037-techno-feudalis...