When it comes to AI, philosophical people often ask "What will happen to people if they lack work? Will they find it hard to find meaning in such a world of abundance?"
But there is a darker side to ...
Hmmm, interesting. Few random ideas:
- I see this as western centric (at least now). Youtube offers me a video of some eastern workers creating/repairing stuff using 100y old technologies. I'm ammused as we - the west - are not able to do this. If there is some serious global problem (nuclear war), these guys will survive. We (the west) not as we already forgot these technologies. Pushing our technology edge even further makes us even more fragile.
- Regarding the AI. robots etc.. I believe in opensource. So in the end, everyone will have such capabilities.
- There are two types of people: makers (creators) and consumers. Consumers will die, creators will survive.
- I see this as western centric (at least now). Youtube offers me a video of some eastern workers creating/repairing stuff using 100y old technologies. I'm ammused as we - the west - are not able to do this. If there is some serious global problem (nuclear war), these guys will survive. We (the west) not as we already forgot these technologies. Pushing our technology edge even further makes us even more fragile.
- Regarding the AI. robots etc.. I believe in opensource. So in the end, everyone will have such capabilities.
- There are two types of people: makers (creators) and consumers. Consumers will die, creators will survive.