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But Makita isn't selling machines that can decide how to build the house, and then go do it. AI tools are a mind and mechanism. They're a full replacement for t
by a2ff6eeb0 2mo ago
But Makita isn't selling machines that can decide how to build the house, and then go do it. AI tools are a mind and mechanism. They're a full replacement for the human, especially in the software space.
I think we're genuinely not far from taking end user tickets and turning them into requirements and working code autonomously.
The only remaining work for us monkeys is manual testing and verification that everything is actually working as desired.
- piloto_ciego 2mo agoWhy does it matter? I would love it if I could get my drill driver to build the cabin for me. It would save me a shitload if work. I actually have no problem with that either? Mechanical minds or mechanical muscles, who cares?
- a2ff6eeb0 2mo agoExactly, that's what I'm saying. Humans aren't needed, and we can drop them from the economy. Hopefully after we figure out some sort of utopia, but probably not -- so I'm doing what I can to avoid the permanent underclass that gets run over by AI.
- GPerson 2mo agoI’m sure there were peasants in feudal times who escaped the permanent underclass by joining some army, only to get slaughtered in a pointless battle. Even if there’s some underclass society is going to keep evolving and evolving. I don’t think anybody alive today knows what the future looks like.