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This is hilarious delusion. Not only does America apparently hate AI (lol), but for the first time in a very long time, the American public has apparently managed to successfully mobilise and oust politicians! Plural! and a large enough number to be noteworthy!
Uh, top comment says "exactly one" so where are you getting "enough to be noteworthy"?
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Do you think we are anywhere near that? Do you have a vacuum cleaner robot?
Yes we are. It’s all very recent and physical AI is exploding now. Here is literally a 3 hour autonomous stream of a robot folding and stacking clothes. https://youtu.be/a2HZyURUE_o?is=2fCIZRpNxkCFP-83
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Yes we are. It’s all very recent and physical AI is exploding now. Here is literally a 3 hour autonomous stream of a robot folding and stacking clothes. https://youtu.be/a2HZyURUE_o?is=2fCIZRpNxkCFP-83
Is this an actual, real example, or is the robot being operated by an off-screen human being ?
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Yes we are. It’s all very recent and physical AI is exploding now. Here is literally a 3 hour autonomous stream of a robot folding and stacking clothes. https://youtu.be/a2HZyURUE_o?is=2fCIZRpNxkCFP-83
Those folds are bad, I like my folds tighter than that
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I’m all for no concentration of power but not at the expense of technological progress. Are you seeing the physical AI that has just begun to explode over the last few months? Robots can now literally reliably put your clothes into a washing machine, start it, move them to the dryer, pull them out and fold and stack all of them. They can almost reliably rinse and put your dishes into the dishwasher, start it, then pu…
What brand of robot is this and how how reliable is it?
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Two things can be true. The data centers can be driving up electricity costs, causing pollution, planning issues, and computer hardware shortages _and_ people can be finding the tools useful.
Then mandate clean energy generation for data centers, not some outright ban bullshit.
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A robot that washes your clothes isn’t much use if you can’t afford clothes (let alone the robot) because there’s not enough work left that they can’t do to employ more than a minuscule fraction of us humans and the techno-feudal barons have no interest in distributing let alone redistributing the proceeds.
The US isn’t the only player in the game. In fact, it may not even be the main player in a couple of years. There are people (mainly China) that will do this irrespective of whatever Luddite crap you pull right now. This is happening whether you like it or not. If everyone loses their job, there is going to be something that works itself out. This is not a reason to shit the bed and play dead weight on technological…
You can’t be serious. The entire crux of your argument rests on this one hand-waving “just trust me bro” dismissive?
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The US isn’t the only player in the game. In fact, it may not even be the main player in a couple of years. There are people (mainly China) that will do this irrespective of whatever Luddite crap you pull right now. This is happening whether you like it or not. If everyone loses their job, there is going to be something that works itself out. This is not a reason to shit the bed and play dead weight on technological…
> If everyone loses their job, there is going to be something that works itself out. You can’t be serious. The entire crux of your argument rests on this one hand-waving “just trust me bro” dismissive?
What the alternative? Block progress for a few months, lose your lead in a very important race and someone else develops those technologies and you’re back in the same place again, albeit without owning the “means of new production”.