There’s a limit to how similar people can be made to each other, but if there are efforts to optimize all the testers (for example), it could be a problem.
Well, I doubt machines being too similar to each other will cause too many problems. The main case where that does cause problems is with resistance to pathogens—and let’s hope we do a good job of designing most of those out of existence. Apart from that, being similar is usually a major plus point. It facilitates mass production, streamlined and simplified support, etc.
There’s a limit to how similar people can be made to each other, but if there are efforts to optimize all the testers (for example), it could be a problem.
Well, I doubt machines being too similar to each other will cause too many problems. The main case where that does cause problems is with resistance to pathogens—and let’s hope we do a good job of designing most of those out of existence. Apart from that, being similar is usually a major plus point. It facilitates mass production, streamlined and simplified support, etc.