> This is the one note of darkness that enters an otherwise optimistic conversation. “This technology could be used in a completely different way,” he says. “You could have entire states in America with no people in them. The potential for what we’re doing to be used in the wrong way is there.”
What is inherently wrong or evil about this? If we could automate a state-size farm to feed everyone, isn't that a good thing?
What is inherently wrong or evil about this? If we could automate a state-size farm to feed everyone, isn't that a good thing?