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The $100 Trillion Question: What Happens When AI Replaces Every Job?
- Thread starter XYang2023
- Start date
Are AI 5G humanoid robots really the answer? Or are we just falling into trap just because we think other side does that, so it must be important?
Because they are kind of not answering one question: what about mechanical disadvantage of humanoid robots against old assembly lines?
Because they are kind of not answering one question: what about mechanical disadvantage of humanoid robots against old assembly lines?