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Originally Posted by Woodland Hills
The minimum wage deckhand will do most of that at the instruction of the AI. The thing about AI is that it will be as smart as you and just as capable of learning as well only at a genius level 24/7 365 a year. When machines as clever as you begin to design and make other machines, everything changes.......
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So the minimum wage deckhand (engineer who makes $100k+ currently in the yachtung industry) will be willing to do this for such low pay?
Seems they need a human form robot to do these tasks. Unless the boat is designed quite differently in a way that the boat itself is the robot and has full self
repair capability. I mean why is there a
deck and windows in the pic. Don't need any of that. Engines can be in the middle of the boat. No worries about carbon monoxide. So maybe they can be made repairable by a
repair or fault catching system on the boat.
In any case,
current boats aren't up to the task, nor are they designed property as autonomous vehicles.
Lastly, I've been saying this for years, but all the productivity from machines doing everything needs to go into a stipend for all citizens. What it means to have a job surely will not be the same once there are far fewer jobs than people.
You could still strive for motr and open businesses and
work jobs, but a basic living grant would be the right thing to do with this extra productivity.
Look at the $100K+
engineer you are replacing with a minimum wage deckhand for an example.