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It isn't the physical ability of the robot that matters much to jobs, it's the intelligence. How about a future where each person is given a computing wattage
by woodchuck64 12y ago
It isn't the physical ability of the robot that matters much to jobs, it's the intelligence. How about a future where each person is given a computing wattage allowance for an artificially intelligent workforce at AmaGoogleBaiduSoft. That way, each person can advance in intelligence and productivity in tandem with technology.
- M8 12y agoSounds like coal-powered space ships and flying cars to be honest. If AI is possible then you will soon enough have computational allowance for rather running yourself in the cloud, unless you really love original imperfect organic bodies and hate mind back-ups.
- woodchuck64 12y agoIt is unlikely AI will itself accelerate Moore's law for decades, so that means we have decades to plan, use, and benefit from steadily improving AI at Moore's law rates. AI is not a threshold, it's a continuum.
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- M8 12y agoSorry, I thought you meant strong human-level AI.