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"It seems likely that, at some time in the future, machines will be able to do most of te jobs people do today. We may face a future of jobless growth--a time when productivity increases not because of the work people do but because of the work of machines."
If this really happen in the future, who would be more valuable? human beings (because we create those robots and computers) , or the robots and computers (because they are the ones who are producing most of the sociey's good and services)?
Would human beings become stupid because the majority of us are not donig work at all? If technology makes people stupid, should we still continue to chase for advanced technology?
Quotation from: "Computer Confluence-Exploring Tomorrow's Technology", by George Beekman & Eugene J. Rathswohl
If this really happen in the future, who would be more valuable? human beings (because we create those robots and computers) , or the robots and computers (because they are the ones who are producing most of the sociey's good and services)?
Would human beings become stupid because the majority of us are not donig work at all? If technology makes people stupid, should we still continue to chase for advanced technology?
Quotation from: "Computer Confluence-Exploring Tomorrow's Technology", by George Beekman & Eugene J. Rathswohl