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RE: Automation and AI They Took Our Jobs
The work horses in the old days also did think that they were irreplacable. O boy they were wrong. The did laugh with the first cars.
People nowadays are doing the same.
As innovation lead within our business unit, I am trying to convince people that they do need to keep on innovating themselves, otherwise they will be the same as the work horses!
Cheers,
Peter
There are all kinds of examples of obsolete jobs. I watched a few things about driverless cars and trucks. The drivers were in disbelief when they said the stats.
The famous example is would you kill a road worker to save a bus load of kids, you have 0.3 seconds. A human cannot decide in that time, but a computer can, so there will need to be difficult programming decisions to make. I would base it on life insurance claims. Actuaries have it all figured out. Which accident will cost less? It does get a little more difficult if there is a passenger who will die, but for cold hard programming again it will have to go with the least amount of expected compensation to avoid moral issues.
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