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Clearly not - it's quite funny (or at least I thought so). Anyway, the author is a well known writer in the robotics world.
by dmillard 1y ago
Clearly not - it's quite funny (or at least I thought so).
Anyway, the author is a well known writer in the robotics world.
- gdiamos 1y agoThe future part didn’t land for me at all. To me it just goes completely off the rails. “”” 2035: AI is 10,000 times smarter than the smartest human.7 It composes “A Brief, Exhaustive and Completely Correct History of Robotics” which is much funnier than this one. 2035: Technological utopia arrives. “”” That’s okay, humor requires taking a risk.
- robobenjie 1y agoI had a dickens of a time with the ending. Having it end at the present seemed super abrupt (as it really feels like we are in the middle of a big shift) but I didn't really want to venture into my own predictions. One of my early readers had the suggestion of using prominent AI CEO/VC's predictions about the near future and treating them seriously as if they were inevitable fact, which I found very funny. And really this is all about amusing myself.
- robobenjie 1y agoaww thanks David.