[Discussion] Humans soon useless?

[Donald J Trump]

Won't about 10% of humans be useless about 15 year and than about 90% in 50 to 200 years.
Robots!

Currently you get robots in factorys

advantages of humans over robots

Smarter

Robot:
Cheaper to work
can can work without pay
can work 24 hours
stronger
makes no mistakes
faster at doing things


So what will the humans be used for if robots are soon going to be much better than us?There will be even less jobs right?

 

[itachi4real]

Nope not 15years but in prolly 25to 50 years

 

[Donald J Trump]

Nope not 15years but in prolly 25to 50 years

Yes ok lets say 30. So in the end the human race will end?
No jobs
No food
No money

So what do we do now?This is not a conspiracy theory.

 

[-Tremendous-]

I'm sure that won't happen in another 50 years...

 

[scorezor]

the earth wasn't created by human?

 

[denixue]

Won't about 10% of humans be useless about 15 year and than about 90% in 50 to 200 years.
Robots!

Currently you get robots in factorys

advantages of humans over robots

Smarter

Robot:
Cheaper to work
can can work without pay
can work 24 hours
stronger
makes no mistakes
faster at doing things


So what will the humans be used for if robots are soon going to be much better than us?There will be even less jobs right?

programmers will be there... xaaxxa

 

[Bananawolf]

Won't about 10% of humans be useless about 15 year and than about 90% in 50 to 200 years.
Robots!

Currently you get robots in factorys

advantages of humans over robots

Smarter

Robot:
Cheaper to work
can can work without pay
can work 24 hours
stronger
makes no mistakes
faster at doing things


So what will the humans be used for if robots are soon going to be much better than us?There will be even less jobs right?

What about glitches?

 

[itachi4real]

First off im not a human being....look up the real definition of human beings then holla at me playa

 

[Shunsin no Shisui]

No such thing will happen. :| A robot is only as intelligent as a human since the human was the one who invented it afterall. The human knows how to destroy it just like he knew how to create it. hmm

 

[FreakensteinAG]

By the time we can mass produce robots for cheap unskilled labor, this will correlate with the amount of more complex jobs that only humans can do.

In the immortal words of Charlie: "Brave new ventures, Brave new ships, Brave new wars, Brave new arms, and a programmer in every room!"

A robot is only as intelligent as a human since the human was the one who invented it afterall.

This is not how Computer Science works. Think of futuristic robots similar to our computers, except with far more capacity and processing power. We currently have far more memory storage than the average computer (the human brain stores terrabytes of data at any given time), but that will change in another 20 years when even the lowest-tier computer will surpass that.

 

[Wolfus]

the earth wasn't created by human?

What? Earth created by humans? We weren't even here when earth "appeared", was developed, whatever expression you want to use. We just changed it a lot to fit our intentions, and of course, we've only caused harm to the planet and it's other beings.

 

[svladcjelli42]

You're absolutely right. Automation will slowly but surely make our entire economic system unviable, as robots eventually take all of the jobs (even programming). We will eventually face a situation where there is an abundance of everything we could desire, but nobody has the means to pay for any of it. Of course, this is the situation we face already to a lesser extent - for example, the United States produces more than enough food to feed the entire planet, but people starve because we aren't going to give it away for free.

 

[Shunsin no Shisui]

the earth wasn't created by human?

Of course, you're right and it's just one of many reasons why I believe in God. The earth was DEVELOPED by humans.

 

[Fair Warning]

No, there i answered

 

[Wolfus]

By the time we can mass produce robots for cheap unskilled labor, this will correlate with the amount of more complex jobs that only humans can do.

In the immortal words of Charlie: "Brave new ventures, Brave new ships, Brave new wars, Brave new arms, and a programmer in every room!"

But what if we develop robots with enough artificial intelligence to develop new projects of robots,to work on the projects and development of the ones which are alreayd on production? They could replace us pretty fine.

But for us to be completely replaced, it would take a type of robot with extremmely high intelligence and physical abilities to do all the activities we make, in every social sector. But, hey, maybe they could build a better world than the one we did.

 

[FreakensteinAG]

But what if we develop robots with enough artificial intelligence to develop new projects of robots,to work on the projects and development of the ones which are alreayd on production? They could replace us pretty fine.

That depends on what theory you acknowledge. One theory surmises that there is a limit to an AI until you develop it further, while another states the first AI is constantly developing.

But for us to be completely replaced, it would take a type of robot with extremmely high intelligence and physical abilities to do all the activities we make, in every social sector. But, hey, maybe they could build a better world than the one we did.

While we as humans created a pretty devastating history, I'd rather have a developing philosophy/society than a static one XD but this is assuming that the AI does not go the route of a Fixed Law principle.

 

[Wolfus]

That depends on what theory you acknowledge. One theory surmises that there is a limit to an AI until you develop it further, while another states the first AI is constantly developing.



While we as humans created a pretty devastating history, I'd rather have a developing philosophy/society than a static one XD but this is assuming that the AI does not go the route of a Fixed Law principle.

1- Well, that will depend on our potential to make it develop, right?

2- I agree with the kind of society you'd rather, but let's face it, that's not what we currently have. One thing I know for sure, the world would be a better place if we, humans, had never existed in first place. We bring destruction to the planet, to the other species, to ourselves...
It's our nature, the reason why we have so many problems, fights and wars.
Of course, there is a bigger explanation of our nature that I made myself, but I'm too lazy to write it here, it leads to the same conclusion, so...

 

[FreakensteinAG]

2- I agree with the kind of society you'd rather, but let's face it, that's not what we currently have. One thing I know for sure, the world would be a better place if we, humans, had never existed in first place. We bring destruction to the planet, to the other species, to ourselves...
It's our nature, the reason why we have so many problems, fights and wars.

Totally. We did terrible things in the past. We're doing terrible things now. Barring one core reason that will flare up a lot of nose hairs, another contributing factor that led to where we are is primitive technology. We could have been environmentally-friendly for our entire legacy, but it would prohibit a strong lack of Progress. It takes primitive technology to invent better ways of using it, and it leads to the next chain of science. We could have waited until we would have figured out how to make environmentally-friendly energy use, but it would have taken several hundred more years, perhaps upwards of 1.1 thousand. Essentially, we had to get dirty to get clean.

 

[Belie]

Yeah, it'll probably happen. Good thing I won't be alive when it eventually does

 

[GreyWizard93]

Humans will end up in burgers and sausages and no one will know for a few years so they can love the taste then find out and say they didnt actually enjoy the food.