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lol. I find it hilarious how a couple months ago people were posting here about how the robots will never take our jobs, and used as a argument robots falling over, stumbling,etc.
Advanced robotics mixed with expert systems (limited ai) will wipe out most jobs eventually.
Check out the thread on slaughterbots. This is t the scariest part, turn loose a few of these with autonomous facial recognition and you got terminators.
lol. I find it hilarious how a couple months ago people were posting here about how the robots will never take our jobs, and used as a argument robots falling over, stumbling,etc.
Advanced robotics mixed with expert systems (limited ai) will wipe out most jobs eventually.
Yep. Just 40 years ago the top toys were "rockem sockem robots" and "atari".
Computers have already overtaken many fields such as data organization and compiling.
Translating that to physical actions? Welding robots, robo calls, roombas, mcdonalds kiosks....it's already here only a fool doesn't see that.
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