Artificial intelligence and Automation leads to a reduction of human practitioners....
Just a few very quick observations (FEEL FREE TO WRITE BETTER EQUATION of it)
Artificial intelligence and Automation leads to a reduction of human practitioners and caring.
Human extinction perhaps but before that simply more and more mono-culture like processes as they get more mechanised in all other things adding more of everything non-human.
Existing practitioners and artists are already arguably starving for their work purely because a machine or anything similar can do it faster, digitally etc etc and at the end other humans may not care if a human did it by hand or machine... (so it's not that AI or machines are necessarily bad because any system (managed by humans) that seeks to keep people alive as mechanically as possible will find this likely the problem!).
People talk about machines as if they are alone. not replacing people by managers and installer who KNOW 5 people will be laid off as this and this and this process is done by the machine.
It's natural but then also naturally (humanly) needs balancing to say "yeah we could do it like that but then it would be only you here checking a monitor and pushing buttons and that would be boring / not a job any more and even that would be replaced so we're all doomed that way"
The other way to look at it is that we shouldn't have attachment to living by how easy or hard things are - so if life becomes so easy we can work only 20hrs a week SO BE IT... but he attached social and governmental control wouldn't want that as it's relative to wanting people to pay all the time even if we could do things better. Sad paradox or conflict of interests BETWEEN REAL WORKING AND CIVILISATION and EXTRACTING PEOPLE FOR MONEY AS HARD AS MUCH POSSIBLE (differing 'efficiencies' and meaning come into play)
Automation is 'taking care' of human work while other humans are not taking care of humans (just automating tasks and coldly processing things and people).
Automation and AI seems to do what human used to be able to do (took longer but still more human) or couldn't do completely (life oversized things)... but it is the uncaring residue of all these machines or more-mechanical processes which reduces down further the job type and appreciate for human diversity (by humans and for humans!)
Being automated or managed by superior processors and attached artificial intelligence.
I would hope they keep us alive as pets because needing to find work when actually we need not!
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