I'm thinking about this basic idea: We have, in this case, a machine that is doing the job that a human driver would do - A machine replacing a man.
My question is: Should we be happy about this? Or should we be sad?
This time, we have a machine replacing a driver. In the future we may have machines replacing teachers, doctors, carpenters, artists... even lovers and machine makers.
So, my question remains: Should we be happy? Or should we be sad?
Normally, in science fiction movies, when the machines become intelectually smarter than humans, they try to destroy humanity.
But if, in the real world, they just become smarter than us, and just replace us in every activity. Then, what would we do?
My question is: Should we be happy about this? Or should we be sad?
This time, we have a machine replacing a driver. In the future we may have machines replacing teachers, doctors, carpenters, artists... even lovers and machine makers.
So, my question remains: Should we be happy? Or should we be sad?
Normally, in science fiction movies, when the machines become intelectually smarter than humans, they try to destroy humanity.
But if, in the real world, they just become smarter than us, and just replace us in every activity. Then, what would we do?