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by jfyi
145 days ago
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Humans who aren't skilled require training regardless of how "unskilled" the task is. Humans that are chronically unskilled also don't learn well, somewhat as a rule. Humans that don't make much money have a high turnover rate from burnout. Additionally, those that can learn typically leave for greener pastures. The bar isn't terribly high. Efficiency of scale in production will solve this eventually. I think the likely outcome is robots building themselves first. |
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