I was nodding along with the first page, but then the second page came out of left field. Hard to take this seriously - what does the ever-distant singularity have to do with dealing with mass economic displacement?
One of these is a real problem, and the other we'll deal with when we get there, if we get there. Hard to imagine intelligent machines taking over the world in an energy-constrained future. They have to get smart soon enough to build nuclear power for themselves with our remaining fossil fuel stocks. Or just plug humans into batteries which somehow works...?
One of these is a real problem, and the other we'll deal with when we get there, if we get there. Hard to imagine intelligent machines taking over the world in an energy-constrained future. They have to get smart soon enough to build nuclear power for themselves with our remaining fossil fuel stocks. Or just plug humans into batteries which somehow works...?