Fusion Energy in the 21st Century: Status and the Way Forward by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 3 points 16 days ago
Important point.
“It’s great that there are more private entities supporting innovation. Perhaps we are at the level of technology now where start-ups can compete with national labs and agencies, as they seem to be in space travel,”
Exactly. I prophesy that a start-up will produce commercially viable fusion energy in less than 15 years. Maybe closer to ten.
I imagine our technological advances across the board are going to be pretty amazing come 2028 if just these last three years are anything to judge things by. The ITER which was a worthy concept in the year 2013 is based on the best science and technology the 20th century could devise. But 21st century technology is going to just straight up transcend the concept of the ITER.
I see the 21st century supercomputing enabled Wendelstein "stellarator" as proof of concept that the start-ups will succeed well before the ITER goes into full operation. Yes, I understand the W7-X is merely proof of concept in its own right and not even intended for commercial fusion. But it shows the new ways we are thinking.
ITER is also a failure to think exponentially. It is in essence, the mindset of generals always fighting the last (previous) war.
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Elon Musk just announced that SpaceX will livestream its 2023 moon mission in virtual reality, in real time by [deleted] in
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[–]izumi3682 1 point 16 days ago
That's a technological lifetime from today, but cool! It'll look pretty awesome I bet.
I still want to see a tornado chase in 360 degree VR. A big scary close up one too. Not a skinny little thing that you can hardly see moving because of distance parallax, 2 counties over.
Something in 4K 3D VR that looks like this.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 16 days ago
Oh, 600 years? I'm terrible at math sorry. I mean like math challenged. And I fault myself for being too lazy to check with a calculator. 600 years I meant. Oh no wonder I could not find reference to the Manchu conquest. Yeah that was not an issue during the Ming period of the Treasure voyages.
Some of these treasure ship sea routes are very substantially in open water far removed from coasts. They well had the technical and knowledge capability to traverse the Pacific ocean.
https://sites.google.com/a/uconn.edu/the-escapades-of-the-grand-imperial-eunuch2/home/the-motive Sailing along the coast is not remotely similar to crossing the Atlantic from the point that Columbus crossed it. He was damn lucky the Western Hemisphere was in the way of the route to Asia. Because they were voyaging absolutely blind. My point being that the Chinese could have done the same. It just occurred to me that nobody knew about Australia then either. Ok, the human aboriginals living on that continent, "knew" about Australia, but you know what I mean. But their (Chinese) society changed. Forever, right up until about 20 years ago. And look how far they have come in just ten years now.
It's not just Tesla. It's everybody. It's Volvo, it's Toyota, it's BMW, it's GM, it's Ford, it's Jaguar, it's motorcycles--which by the way I think are going to go extinct on public thoroughfares. It's the way of the future. And I stick to my guns on how things are gonna start phase changing by 2022. I forget who all is working on trucks, but trucks too. Oh and Apple and Google too. Plus tons of small start-ups everywhere. Vehicles like everything else are turning into ARA.
What was wrong with my figure of 8 million USA citizens trucking or ancillary to trucking. I'm referring to relatively stable full time well paying and benefits occupations. I was not including Uber. I just commented on Uber because you raised that point. But as far as Uber and humans is concerned--ten years, human driven taxis? Gone.
I said this.
And being a physician is going to be deskilled to the point that drs will be you plus the ARA. This is already happening as well.
The ARA (AI, robotics and automation) is already making tremendous advances in imaging diagnosis. I see new breakthroughs each month. Sometimes each week. If you truly believe that ARA is not going to replace human physicians in surgery for example, you are in denial.
It's gonna go like this. Physicians using ARA for surgery. Development of ARA to do surgery. This is already concurrently ongoing. Physicians overseeing ARA doing surgery. Development of ARA to oversee surgery. Humans removed from loop. And on top of that, surgery itself is not in a vacuum. There are myriad other developments occurring that may obviate the need for surgery at all. I would bet that by 2030 people will be astonished that we used to cut people open to fix things. I bet the last human drs to go will be emergency medicine and plastic surgery. Plastic surgery because the dr must satisfy a subjective aesthetic desire. That might be a tough nut for AI to crack.
Medicine will over the next couple of decades evolve ever more into information science. At the genetic/molecular level.
You just watch what ARA achieves in the next 5 years. I've seen what it has done in just the last three years. What is coming is almost beyond human belief.
The point of my original post comment was, how shall humanity fare when most humans no longer work? This in about 20 years. In ten years, a critical threshold of USA citizens will not be working because of ARA. How shall they manage? Well except for me. I'll probably still be doing damn xrays when I'm 68.
If it seems like everything is advancing unbelievably fast all of a sudden, it is. I place the beginning of the ARA revolution at the year 2015. And that was only because the computing speed and capacity, to include the use of the GPU, reached a necessary threshold it's ownself.
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Why giving human voices to AI assistants is an ethical nightmare by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 16 days ago
I'd want Morgan Freeman's reassuring voice. Then I would feel reassured.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 16 days ago
I like saying ARA. Well I mean writing it. Cuz if you say them out loud they pretty much sound the same it looks like. Imma make it a new written word in the English language like that Irish guy that made "quiz" a new word in the English language on a bet.
http://hoaxes.org/weblog/comments/the_origin_of_the_word_quiz So maybe it looks like I might be the first real, not hoax, person to make "ARA" a universal word. Then everybody will be like, that izumi can get things done.
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India Ahead of US and Japan in Automation & AI Adoption: Study by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 2 points 16 days ago
I just talked about India yesterday. India is a very unusual and interesting case. While most of India is basically a third world, there are about 12 "city-states" where the technology, I agree, is tremendously advanced.
I wonder that those "city-states" will not in some way transcend what we think of technology and technological advancement. A phenomenon that has never existed in modern human society in at least the last 100 years.
I applaud the Indian "city-state" and hope that the resultant technology can lift all of India to a comfortable and affluent life. But at 1.2 billion humans, it's a pretty tall order today though.
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Robots to create millions of jobs, but these ‘safe’ careers could be hit hard by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] -1 points 16 days ago
Think of the difference between today and ten years ago. How much was ARA (AI, robotics and automation) impacting us? I think there is a very good reason why we are seeing these kinds of headlines today.
We have reached a critical threshold in our ARA efforts. One that already is directly impacting humans everywhere. If we ever do have another "AI winter" from this point, what on earth is going to be on the other side of it? And assuming we hit some kind of intractable problem, how much of a reprieve for us. Five years? Ten?
I am not
iamverysmart, but I can see what is happening. I won't link my observations, but I certainly have the capability to discuss my reasoning with you. Message me if you want to discuss.
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A.I. Is About to Start Writing Its Own Fake News And Soon It'll Be Impossible To Tell What's True by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 6 points 16 days ago
Humans are so easy to fool. OMG, we don't have a chance. We wanted to fly like birds--now we fly jets at mach 9.6. We wanted to ride faster than the horse--now we routinely cruise down the highway at 80 mph.
We want to emulate the human brain. But the emulation will be no more like the human brain than the bird is like the jet or the horse is like the truck.
This is merely one little facet. We won't know what hit us.
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Reimagining of Schrödinger’s cat breaks quantum mechanics — and stumps physicists. In a multi-‘cat’ experiment, the textbook interpretation of quantum theory seems to lead to contradictory pictures of reality, physicists claim. by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 16 days ago
One of the things that is going to happen time going forward is that we shall gain increased and fuller understanding of what makes reality reality. I bet that in the next 50 years we discover some things that will utterly floor us. But these things are necessary to be able to exploit the same for our purposes of advancement as a, well "species" may not ultimately be the right word. Let's just say our sentience.
In the next 100 years I suspect we shall learn how to effectively discard our biology. Now you may say; "Now see here! This is not what humans want!" And 2018 me would be likely to agree with you.
But pull back your perspective, far away from the Earth. Realize that what is occurring is the universe (our portion of the multiverse) "waking up". And further, everybody else on any other worlds is more than likely developing towards the same thing, because physics is the same probably everywhere in the observable universe. And physics is what leads the way to fuller understanding of the universe at large. Technology is probably a common side effect.
Unless we blow ourselves to kingdom come in the next 20 years. Then just never mind. :P
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 16 days ago
Ah, so it was your own made up term..
Well... not precisely. I cleaned up something I saw earlier. Now then, if you see ARA pop up in media in the future--that was me! lol!
Interestingly I did not get that acronym from the following. I found this by accident just today!
The current language when talking about Artificial Intelligence, Robots and Automation – (what we can name the ‘AIRA’ technologies),
https://disruptionhub.com/future-artificial-intelligence-robots-automation/ I got it from the USA government report on AI, robotics, automation and the US economy.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 16 days ago
Where are they?
You will see them next year. 2019. Everywhere. By 2022 people everywhere will be ditching their manually driven ICE personally owned vehicles for the dream life of a low cost subscription. No insurance, no maintenance. Mark my words. A lot of people will have the wealth to purchase, but most will choose to forego personal ownership for the convenience and low cost of the subscription.
uber driver, are low pay with no benefits.
A job is a job. A gig is a gig. Low pay, no benefit jobs are an unpleasant fact of life in the USA now. You just have to work a bunch of them to make your ends meet is all. It's a tough life, you know?
What I also did not mention is the official unemployment report only reports those currently receiving unemployment insurance. People that have simply given up are not a part of the official roll. And that number of "discouraged" is substantial. Personally, I wonder what happens to them. They are no longer receiving unemployment insurance. How do they manage to fare?
I did not say robot doctors today. I said that slowly, but surely AI is de-skilling essential doctor functions, particularly in regard to imaging and diagnosis. The de Vinci surgical robotic assistant also has a recording function for innumerable metrics and is compiling data on what the human surgeon is doing. The point of that is to enable AI developers to make the device ultimately autonomous. Have you seen the footage of the ARA (AI, robotics and automation) device perfectly and precisely suturing that grape? Yeah in ten years, not all surgeons will be human. And in 20 years? Man, it's gonna be a whole 'nother world.
The treasure voyages of the Ming Dynasty were halted by a wrong-headed, but utterly supreme emperor. I said nothing about dominating anybody. I was referring to the very good chance that the voyages could have reached the west coasts of North, Central and South America. The Pacific ocean is large, but humans are smart.
The Hongxi Emperor was fiercely against the treasure voyages throughout his reign.[81] After the advice of Xia Yuanji, he ordered the cessation of the treasure voyages on 7 September 1424, the day of his accession to the throne.[95] On 8 September 1424, he released Xia Yuanji from his imprisonment.[98] However, the succeeding Xuande Emperor ordered Admiral Zheng He to command the fleet for the seventh voyage.[105] This was after the death of Xia Yuanji on 19 February 1430, thus it can be argued that an important obstacle disappeared after his death.[180] The Xuande Emperor went against the general court opinion when he ordered the seventh voyage.[112]
After 1433, the civil officials succeeded in halting subsequent maritime expeditions.[168] The ships were left to rot, while their lumber was sold for fuel in Nanjing.[168] The mariners were reassigned to load grain on barges of the Grand Canal and to build the emperor's mausoleum.[168] After the voyages, subsequent Ming emperors would reject the Yongle Emperor's policy of bringing maritime trade into the structure of the tributary system.[142]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ming_treasure_voyages Bear in mind that this was nearly 70 years before the Spaniards were present in the Western Hemisphere. The Europeans were doing the exact same thing the Chinese were doing. Mucking about Africa and the Indian Ocean. There were no Europeans to dominate yet. I don't know how the Chinese would have interacted with the aboriginal peoples to include possible pacific island "discoveries".
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Audi: Autonomous cars alone won’t solve traffic jams by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 16 days ago
No. This.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHzzSao6ypE Probably better you are engaged in your screen or VR. The future of E-SDVs is not something mentally healthy for humans to look out the vehicle windows to see. Well at least the current generation. Going forward the new generation will accept it as a given. Think of sticking a horse riding human from 1900 into a passenger seat in a car on the freeway today. Same sort of bad for mental health thing.
But you know something. None of this happens in a vacuum. In about ten years I bet people no longer need to drive so much. Plus you will be sleeping or gaming or social media um, ing.
This is the way the pre-singularity unfolds. Then in about 20 years, it's just gonna be a world we can't properly imagine today.
But the ARA (AI, robotics and automation) is going to change everything everywhere. E-SDVs are but a facet of it. Just wait til they roll out the E-SFVs. Yes, they are in the works as well. Over the next two years they will get a much higher profile.
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'Accessory To War' An Uncomfortable Wake-Up Call For Some by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 17 days ago
Well the thing about India is, and this differs greatly from China (PRC), is that apart from about 12 "tech-hub" city-states, India suffers from many of the classic problems of being a third world country. Despite it's centralized government, it is politically disorganized and the central government has little power aside from the city-states. Also despite the extraordinary beauty of India and it's people, it's advance is substantially inhibited because of dissension from cultural and religious issues. When you are not actually in a city-state, you have to be very careful. The majority of India is unfortunately a most untechnological, medieval thinking, filthy (as in unhygienic) backwater.
Having said that, when Indian nationals leave India and adopt other countries as homes, they invariably intellectually outshine the adopted countries best intellects! That's an odd phenomena and it makes me wonder why Indians in India are unable to achieve this. There are exceptions to that rule, but the fact remains.
Yes, I understand that India is making notable strides forward in its thinking. The removing of the so-called dalit or untouchable status, well officially anyways, is a step in the right direction. But there still exists cultural and tribal manners such as widespread misogynistic gender oppression that it will be decades before such a populous country as India can be considered alongside the USA and China (PRC).
China for it's part is a deadly, monolithic absolutely stable human rights oppressing entity. China (PRC) executes nearly a thousand people every year. Far and away more than all the other capital punishment countries on Earth combined. They don't play around. India is probably a nicer place than China (PRC) in that respect, but China (PRC) is all on the same page. And that matters for universal technological advancement. I bet China PRC) is the ascending country that could potentially eclipse the USA technologically. This until the ARA (AI, robotics and automation) pretty much takes over everything around 2030 or so.
More things I have written about China (PRC) if you are interested.
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A Paleontologist Explains Why Digitizing Museums Will Help Uncover the Past by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 2 points 17 days ago
Here is some terrific examples of our early stages of digitizing things. In fact this linked source can be used with the Oculus Rift. The last time I tried it however--about a year ago--the tools for manipulation of views was very limited.
https://sketchfab.com/models/categories/cultural-heritage-history But you can see what is coming. This site works awesome on a mobile. At least on my iphone x it does.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 17 days ago
Important point.
Russia, and more importantly, China and India, are rising fast and China can easily claim a tie. The picture is quickly changing, and if America's military leaders think they can dominate space technology and hence have power over all nations, they'd better think again. Those days are gone.
Me: Um, not India so much.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 17 days ago
The US doesn't have 4 million truck drivers.
The American Trucking Associations estimates that there are 3.5 million truck drivers in the USA.Jul 27, 2018
In addition there are an estimated 3.8 million USA citizens in employ that is directly related to the human truck driver so the combination of human trucker plus essential ancillary vocations is aproximately 8 million.
https://medium.com/basic-income/self-driving-trucks-are-going-to-hit-us-like-a-human-driven-truck-b8507d9c5961 Also, a 2% rise in unemployment won't cause society to collapse.
In 1932 the USA unemployment rate was nearly 25%. But 1932 was a far and away different world than the year 2018. In the most recent great recession the USA unemployment rate rose to 7% and it was world headlines and in the USA the damage was devastating to many demographics. As a result of this the American society is exquisitely sensitive to the reported unemployment rate. Plus USA society is well aware of the coming impact of ARA. There is nobody who doesn't know what is coming at this point.
So a two point rise in unemployment rates would be 6.1%. Because of what we know, it would set off alarm bells everywhere. I have written extensively, but I will not post a link today to those writings I don't think, about the difference between the industrial revolution and this revolution today. There is no time to change to new employment. Anyways no new employment will exist. This is coming for everyone. Oh, and the rising unemployment rate will not pause at 6.1% this time.
I agree that post-scarcity sounds like communism, but that's a bit specious. Post-scarcity, properly realized, is what should be the ultimate destiny for every single human on Earth. But one thing is that post-scarcity will not come to be until a critical threshold of unemployment is reached due to the development of ARA. And probably a negative income tax or some kind of UBI will cover the period of time from critical threshold to virtually universal unemployment.
But here is the crux of it all. Will post-scarcity truly usher in a new age of humans having all needs met to allow us the pinnacle of our hierarchy of needs? Self-actualization? Or will humans continue to be avaricious and not allow each and every human to meet his or her need of S-A. I hope that our AI in whatever form by then has the wisdom to make all of humanity happy. Because ARA is going to be doing 95% of human employ in less than 20 years. Even today Lawyers are on notice. And being a physician is going to be deskilled to the point that drs will be you plus the ARA. This is already happening as well.
China didn't have the capability to be "a state that dominates all others in every category (military, culture, economy)" 500 years ago.
Yes China did 500 years ago. Perhaps you are not familiar with this history.
China is an authoritarian state. It has been an authoritarian state for 2000 years. Nothing is going to upset China (PRC) or Chinese (PRC) stability. And the world had better get used to it. China has chosen to rise in the 21st century and will continue to rise until the ARA transcends it all. For better or worse.
https://www.reddit.com/Futurology/comments/5fikpo/china_to_invest_140_billion_by_2020_to_relocate/dam0lsc/ ARA is AI, robotics and automation
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 17 days ago
Haha! You tell 'em mr longjumpers!
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Can Human Factors Make Self-Driving Cars Less Hazardous? by izumi3682 in
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[–]izumi3682[S] 2 points 17 days ago
This kind of defeats the purpose of the level 5 autonomy E-SDV. The concept is no steering wheel, no accelerator, no brake. I fully understand the human concern with human interaction, but this article is, to me, representative of what I perceive as a very human inability to comprehend exactly what is actually transpiring.
And that is that humans will have no influence or intervening impact on the physical operation of the vehicle on the thoroughfare. That is what all the major automotive manufacturers are developing towards.
BMW is the latest that just today I have seen join this movement.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 1 point 17 days ago
I'm pretty sure that in addition to the AI intrinsic to the E-SDV, there will also be AI driven mapping, tracking and intervehicle communication. The trick is going to be standardizing all that to make a smooth flowing system. And that's probably going to take a good ten years.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 7 points 18 days ago
I speak reasonably. I question everything. If time proves my silly statements to be false, I'll cross them bridges when I come to them.
I think everyone at some point fantasizes living forever. But the difference between me and Ponce de Leon, is that we now have some hard science and technology dedicated to just that sort of thing. Consider the science and technology of aging even ten years ago. There wasn't any. Aging was considered normal and natural. Certainly not a genetic pathology to be addressed and intervened with.
You seem very bitter. I don't know why. The future, barring horrific societal upheaval and a culling of humanity ten years from today, looks to be a wonderful place. And I think the bad outcome is maybe only 20 or 30 percent chance of happening. I am happy and freethinking.
This fellow said an interesting thing the other day, I thought worth repeating.
Fools act on imagination without knowledge, pedants act on knowledge without imagination. Read more at:
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[–]izumi3682[S] 2 points 18 days ago
My "agenda"
Keep an eye on China (PRC)
Keep an eye on ARA (AI, robotics and automation)
Keep an eye on USA society. I guess Europe too, but I'm only really concerned with my government.
Links to links to links is just me making more comments so I don't have to repeat myself ad infinitum. I never at any point claimed a given link to be a valid vetted source. Its just more stuff I thought at an earlier date, that might lend some insight or further explanation to what I have already written. I usually preface such a link with a statement like. "If you are still interested in what I think here is link with some things that are related or I said earlier."
What is astroturfing?
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[–]izumi3682[S] 0 points 18 days ago
AI Gestapo. And we are making one. Not even on purpose. It is simply emerging from our ever increasing information and data collecting. What it will be used for is anyone's guess. And I don't know if we are out of the woods either. I have always maintained that a war over economics and resources is more likely than one over political beliefs.
Did you read the link I place in my update? This one?
https://www.newsweek.com/im-holocaust-survivor-trumps-america-feels-germany-nazis-took-over-876965 I don't think I am alone in my fears of an authoritarian government emerging in the USA. And I believe we truly started on this road with 9/11. In addition there are demographic changes occurring in the USA which will coincide to make the white race in the USA a racial minority. The balance has apparently already tipped. I am not making a judgment about this. I am only reporting on what is happening and how it is impacting not only the USA, but the influence that the USA has on the world at large.
To me every single human being is a mind (and soul). What our physical appearance is like should never ever enter into what matters. But in the USA I see evidence that Trump is a sign that people with minds that hate are making themselves known.
I don't know how it is in Europe, but I see some evidence of new racisms against the African and ME immigrants too.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 2 points 18 days ago
People will have to adjust, possibly by moving to a new industry in a new place, but we've accomplished it before.
I'm not fearmongering. I am just putting the news out there. And in any event you sound like the USA government. They hope to "retrain" 4 million truck drivers into doing coding or perhaps empathy advisers. This is ludicrous. The ARA is going to take everything. There is going to be no "sanctuary industry". We are not replacing human muscle this time. We are striving to replace the human mind.
I agree that UBI is silly. Post scarcity is the only answer.
I stand corrected on that. So "hyperpower". And yes, I do believe we are going to hand global hegemony to China (PRC) on a silver platter. But here is the thing that most people do not consider. China had the capability to be a hyperpower 500 years ago, but as a society it chose not to. So now we all act surprised when China so-called "suddenly" emerges from its self-imposed cloister and starts to bring a far larger presence to the world.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 2 points 18 days ago
The TLDR is we know what is happening. We are not sure what to do about it. We hope "retraining" will help. The USA government dismisses UBI and post-scarcity out of hand.
ARA is AI, robotics and automation.
There it is. I put in context with some other things. Perhaps you did not read the full comment and overlooked it.
That seems to be what most of your argument is about. Did you know what the term AGI meant before you read my comment. Sometimes I assume, yes I know what "assume" is lol, that readers in this subreddit are already familiar with these terms.
BTW if you are interested I have a sort of overview about things with just massive tons of links to other things I've said in comments going back them five years lol! Since the year 2011 I have been utterly fascinated with the future in all aspects.
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[–]izumi3682[S] 2 points 18 days ago
I'm not sure I follow you here. I explained ARA and if you are not familiar with AGI, it is "artificial general intelligence". The exact same kind of intelligence that got you from bed to the comment you made.
I'm a little smart, but more importantly, I'm observant. And I have been observing consistently and continuously for the last five years. Day by day. I see what is coming.
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