Here again, I will say this, the objective is the people. The more the merrier, as long as they do not have signs or pitchforks.
I love the people, loves seeing them having fun.
I feel bad when I see some establishment that has loud music and everyone is in a daze.
Those protests are a loud affair, too.
As per robotisation, I know at the end of the day we want craftsmanship and good people. The robot is just a widget, a tool running a job.
We want personality. Think about the clip of the children running with the robot in NYC. They are merely running with a balancing act. It is not even panting. It has no tail. It has no spine, it had no nervous system — in sum, it is not on our wave length; it is not animated.
The robot is a feat. Do not get me wrong. And there is certainly a use for it — probably all over.
But I find it to be a hard sight as someone who was also frightened by AI’s pursuit of every domain.
I love AI as a wildcard or a super api, but I do not refer to it as the leader. It is like the historian or the sage.

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