if we could really automate to this degree, we could automate ALL repetitive tasks, decimate the cost of living, and create millions of new jobs. of course the truth is much scarier: there's not much evidence this kind of shift is actually happening.https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1217853921399431168 …
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Replying to @micsolana
Robin Hanson has made a convincing argument that automation isn't accelerating. But I do wonder if we'll get a big one-off shock if driverless cars happen.
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Replying to @JohnSanilac
about ten years ago i really thought this was going to happen — imminently. turns out it was a much more difficult problem than people realized.
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Replying to @micsolana
Interesting that you think so. I had started to get the same impression as the hype increased faster than the results, but since I'm not plugged into that world I have no way to know for sure. I've also wondered if Google's sudden victory in "go" raised expectations too high.
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just seems in a weird way driving a car through downtown sf is actually much harder than being the greatest go player alive
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