3D printed in copper. What will happen when AI analyzes the impact of humans on Earth?
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At the risk of being long winded… I used to work in the print biz – Prepress guy. The Internet was just coming about when I was in college, similair to where AI is today? All of us were asking what kind of impact the internet would have on the field we were embarking into. While it was acknowledged there would be an impact, most people suggested slow and gradual changes, work alongside with, etc. Wasn’t going to be an instant game-changer. In hindsight, it was obviously Cope.
Today I see people suggesting AI is stupid, not complex enough yet, and couldn’t possibly be the ‘game changer’ proponents suggest.
History repeats itself folks. If you don’t think this technology will fundamentally alter our entire world, same as The Internet did 30 years ago, you’re part of the problem. The fact that YOU are unable to have the vision to see the future, doesn’t mean the people that do are wrong. You want to be on the right side of this one, trust me – my last job working for someone else was driving a truck. Bachelor’s degree be damned.
That very much depends on how the humans have been living and using the land. If you look at what is being produced in the cities, it will look one way, if you look at the various permaculture projects around the world, one realises there are not nearly enough people engaged I land restoration. “0verpopulation” is only a point of view.
Are politicians a waste of space and air – absolutely. Is the world overpopulated with humans – not in most places.