> And this goes well beyond medicine. We fixate on AGI gods, while more mundane problems pile up unattended... People are de-skilling as they hand more thinking to machines.
That's not a bug, it's a feature, the main feature that justifies the absurd funding of something that is a long way from producing any profits.
> And this goes well beyond medicine. We fixate on AGI gods, while more mundane problems pile up unattended... People are de-skilling as they hand more thinking to machines.
That's not a bug, it's a feature, the main feature that justifies the absurd funding of something that is a long way from producing any profits.
https://archive.ph/wM7By
The housing analogy is a good way to frame the point. Technical progress and regulatory progress often move at very different speeds.