(Admittedly, AI will probably progress simultaneously with robots, which will hit people who do more hands-on work too.)
This looks increasingly unlikely to me. It seems to me (from an outsider’s perspective) that the current bottleneck in robotics is the low dexterity of existing hardware far more than the software to animate robot arms, or even the physics simulation software to test it. And on the flip side current proto-AGI research makes the embodied cognition thesis seems very unlikely.
This looks increasingly unlikely to me. It seems to me (from an outsider’s perspective) that the current bottleneck in robotics is the low dexterity of existing hardware far more than the software to animate robot arms, or even the physics simulation software to test it. And on the flip side current proto-AGI research makes the embodied cognition thesis seems very unlikely.