What we're calling AI will be a commodity.
It's just another bubble that will burst at some point when they try to give it big jobs, it fails and they don't have anyone with the actual knowledge.
I'm sure the plan is for an American company to profit from this, rather than the Chinese.
Yeah but the chinese will make it cheaper so what can you do?
Or are you in one of those countries that has a tax on bribes because the corruption is expected and normalized?
What countries do that? America probably would except the lobbyists won't allow it.
The fact that you and many others now see this as normal behavior is definitely worrisome. Presidents used to go to great lengths to avoid even the appearance of a conflict of interest and hold their business interests at arms length. Now corruption is totally fine. A little insider trading is just fine now too.
I mean, I'm not American but isn't this kind of thing exactly what the 2nd amendment was for?
Capitalism has failed.
Seems Marilyn was right when he said capitalism has made it this way, old fashioned fascism will take it away.
Our society needs financial education, teaching how to resist the "you must have X now" marketing and learning that you should save up for things you like rather than using credit.
But where's the profit in that?
A humanoid airplane autopilot robot that sat in the captain's seat and operated the controls with hands would be pretty silly, eh?
It'll just leak air and they always put the refill values in the most suspicious places.
Thus spake the master programmer: "When a program is being tested, it is too late to make design changes." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
