Such a large part of making lifelong connections in this world are from hiring people who you need to make something work. I made some wonderful connections in my previous jobs that I never would have otherwise if they could do everything themselves with AI or if I could do everything myself without them.
The fact is, automation can make life better but beyond a certain point, if hardly anyone needs anyone else, then all those wonderful connections of working together vanish. We can stil make those connections theoretically, but the lack of needing someone else removes the actuality and genuineness of the process.
I wish that everyone who created AI and who welcomes it would think about this longer-time societal impact before becoming blinded with its immediate appeal.
Sorry to say but I think making AI in general is one of the biggest mistakes we ever made.
The fact is, automation can make life better but beyond a certain point, if hardly anyone needs anyone else, then all those wonderful connections of working together vanish. We can stil make those connections theoretically, but the lack of needing someone else removes the actuality and genuineness of the process.
I wish that everyone who created AI and who welcomes it would think about this longer-time societal impact before becoming blinded with its immediate appeal.
Sorry to say but I think making AI in general is one of the biggest mistakes we ever made.