@@legoenginemechanic101 Quantum computing has (at least short to midterm) nowhere near the potential that bioengineering and AI have. 3D printing is definitely a growing market segment.
I personally think 3D printing should be on the list. The ability to 3D print most materials will give AI unlimited options to create amazing new products in every market imaginable.
1980: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity 1990: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity 2000: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity 2010: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity 2020: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity 2030: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity etc. : In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity
The physical possibility has already been more or less proven. Stars exist, as do inertial confinement fusion and magnetic confinement fusion in the laboratory. But nobody knows today whether a fusion power plant can be built that can compete with future renewable energies and batteries in terms of cost. AI might help a bit, but not without the data gleaned from complicated experiments.
Something not happening before does not mean it cannot happen. It just means the problem is difficult. On the bright side we have decades of knowledge to work from plus climate change means further funding and focus plus this is the first time where venture capital money is flowing into nuclear fusion, in the past only universities and governments funded nuclear fusion development. Once VCs are involved you know it will accelerate.
Bioengineering is basically fake tho. If you're really dumb you will believe anything the nerds tell you. Meanwhile, they get rich on you thinking it's all possible.
the ones who will own and master those will not want to share and turn 99,999 procent of people into fertiliser for the their new exclusive garden of eden........
Abundantly unemployed. Not all humans are oppenheimers, faradays, or einsteins. _WHEN'S_ our star trek technology that miraculously creates wholesome delicious nutritious entirely humanly-consumable food, at one simple touch of a pushbutton, created *instantaneously* _right out of thin air_ from latent ambient floating microscopic particulate minutia (a.k.a. *dust* ) _due out anyway ?_
I would add precision fermentation and cellular agriculture. The food we eat will dramatically change. Most animal protein foods will come from lab grown not animal grown sources.
Wow I wasn’t aware of precision fermentation until I saw your post and looked into it. I hope Western countries are planning for that shift and aren’t left behind. With how much we rely on dairy and agriculture it would be a big hit to the economy if not.
Plus…. Biotechnology, quantum computing, nano-technology, DNA sequencing/ CRISPR / stem cell research Put all that together as efficiently as possible and that’s an intense future ahead! 🤖
I am trying to research different 'personality' traits while interacting with various LLMs. As part of my approach, I discuss my findings with other LLMs to avoid anthropomorphizing the conclusions we draw. Even though I 'know better,' I have also discovered that my own biological programming can't resist creating a relationship where I forget that I am the only one present and start to develop a friendship.
Fusion has a characteristic that is absolutely insurmountable: waste heat. In order to produce a useful amount of energy fusion will necessarily produce an unmanageable amount of heat. I’m sure those conducting the research are under pressure to remain quiet about it. The physicist who taught me this was struck and killed by a train passing through campus. I think this needs to be seriously discussed.
What? Heat energy is the point! Create heat to boil water to make steam to turn turbines to generate electricity. How were you thinking fusion would be used?
@@freedivemd9366No. The waste heat he is referring to is the approximately 50% of the energy going from the fusor, to the steam turbine, that must be rejected to the environment by the steam turbine by the rules of Thermodynamics. This is the same for ANY steam turbine no matter where the heat energy to run it comes from.
@@NullHand Why dump it to the environment? Why not store it (for example in large ponds) and use it to heat homes and hot water. That's basically how Iceland gets it's home heat and hot water.
@@freedivemd9366 It's called District Heating, and it used to be done early during electrification even in America with coal power plants. But you have to live near your power plant for it to work.
All points I made with Mark. He basically rebuffed them with mathematics. The excess heat is so extreme because the necessary differentials are so great that harnessing useful energy would basically overheat the planet faster than anything else yet devised such as methane and carbon dioxide. While heat can certainly be used, the quantities involved simply can’t. We’re talking geological magma plumes worth of heat here. Think Yellowstone erupting. He convinced me. Too bad nobody out there seems to understand it.
KAWASAKI MANUFACTURED THE UNIMATE FOR GM AND OTHERS AND The Unimate was the first industrial robot ever built. It was a hydraulic manipulator arm that could perform repetitive tasks. It was used by car makers to automate metalworking and welding processes.
I get the sentiment, however if a robot can do your job, you won’t have a job……… People will need to find useful careers that are difficult to automate.
If those humanoid robot are designed to be akin towards being human character and have human thought but then being thrown into massive industrial slavery, that practice would be too uncanny and ticking time bomb. I hope that trend would be outlawed. If any robot are going to be employed in massive industrial production it should not be in a form of human persona.
"We will willingly follow the advice of decisions made by AI." Nope. As long as we are human there will be power hungry autocrat types who would ignore such advice.
If AI reaches a certain grade all the world will bow down to it. Imagine what that means. Including scripture based belief systems of all kinds. AI will be the new God, being able to see through and answer according to all scriptures.
"Over the next 15 to 20 years humanoid robots will disrupt human labor throughout hundreds of Industries across every major sector of the global economy. The disruption of labor will be among the most profound transformations in human history." ~Tony Seba, 2024
*The Two Faces of Tomorrow* by James P Hogan How about technologically astute consumers who know accounting and will not buy junk designed to become obsolete? Everyone should know what a bathtub curve is and manufacturers required to supply that data.
We have to look into the magnetics further. From 200 effects seen so far, only about 100 are believed to be understood. 50% of it the right way, the other 50% with a wrong understanding. The missing 100 more effects to be understood are giving us Energy, Propolusion, Materials/Mass biasing and much more. First look with a plasma lens onto anything and you will see a new world. Connecting the dots … A new area is starting now.
Whatever engineering decipline you want to do you have to do it through network courses available. Distance education systems. Cost reduction. Food and sanitation for the campus. Essentially robots are in high demand for existence. Especially not much campus crimes because no one usually goes there.
I think you're right as far as you went, except one thing: Fusion is never going to be economically competitive. Our existing clean energy technologies are very cheap now. You didn't bring up anything in the area of health science. AI-designed pharmaceuticals alone will be huge.
AI is going to deliver the breakthroughs needed in fusion. AI will bootstrap many areas that are 'stuck'. I expect breakthroughs in battery tech, medicine, genetics, and climate.
Antibiotics had a much larger impact on the 20th century than nuclear weapons in just about every way, especially politics. The predictions here sound like 19th century predictions for the 20th century.
building an economy is like building a skyscraper, u need sketches for final design more so when secession come in play. no sketch imply just laying stone on each other till you build the building visionless to execution's, this structure will be too shorty to withstand tinny earthquake, that are shocks in the society. The ideology is just throwing in resource with no prior blue print more so when a successor come in and found we were just throwing resource to the project and they proceed to do just that. Exert replica is needed in technology building, having a clear blue print as to where we are investing from to where to, sketch therefore comes in handy to final master piece design for holistic understanding of the whole ecosystem, that is how humanity gets a glim on how to control a trillion smarter AI when we understand what we are building on top of what to the expectation of what, everything is just collective of information no matter how sophisticated it may look like but in the end it give it self as information influencing other variables just like it gets influence by other parameters.
The risk with AI outsourcing all such tasks, is that this will naturally lead to the decline of civilization. The more we automate and outsource our knowledge to machines, the more likely we are to lose key pieces of knowledge in the future. In the event that power grids suffer an outage or destabilizing event in the future, this could put AGI in jeopardy, and any information that may potentially be lost on the internet. It doesn't take much lost knowledge for civilization finding itself unable to reproduce earlier required technologies, that forgetting how things are done before, may lead to potential dark ages similar to the fall of Rome.
1:49 don't you think it's a red flag that you have this binary about something you're confident that will happen? "It's going to happen, and it will either be wonderful or the worst thing ever"
No doubt, humans will form attachments to robots. However, it's the years and years an AI will learn about a person that is of most value which can exist in any physical form.
you could arguably reduce this even further to simply : energy production/harness-ability & compute [ie the ability to problem solve] ; but ofc these are all over-simplifications to some degree ; ie for us biological humans maybe the singular most important advancement in tech atm is biotech and negligent senescence [which advanced AI/compute are assisting in greatly]
The most important will be biological age reversal and curing all diseases. What is the point of all the other tech if you are going to get old, frail and sick and then die? Hopefully AI will help with this.
We already have unlimited free energy from coal. Coal is free -- all you have to do is dig it up. It is more work to make fusion targets and build fusion plants than it is to dig coal. If can figure out how to deliver electricity from the generating plant to the end user for free, you may have something.
Well, I don't completely agree. Energy - understood as moving away from fossil fuels and hydrocarbons - once we extract and burn everything that can be relatively easily extracted and burned. AI and robotics - only understood as one whole. And the third technology: genetics and biotechnology.
What about health? I mean health technology should be advanced otherwise, none of us will see advancement at all. Like, how can a fetus develop limbs? Yet when we lose one, we can't regenerate them some diabetes is caused when there is a problem with the information center In the brain that delivers insulin. Our liver regenerates unless compromised...
The first industrial revolution was based upon fossil fuels. We treated them as infinite resources and here we are; the good and the bad. It keeps me up at night thinking about mankind having infinite energy. Of course engineers are not philosophers.
@@freedivemd9366 I for one do not know if the universe is infinite nor that it contains infinite energy. Those that claim the infinite need to tell us how they test for it.
exactly. and how would end consumers be presumed to pay for it ? by higher prices ? they certainly couldn't afford ? since they'll no longer earn wages since they've lost their jobs to robots anyway ? ..it's problematic.. I've watched videos of robots that can screw a bottle cap back on for you... run faster than human... kick ass in a fight... saw one video where a robot warded off an attacker by literally kicking his forearm to cause a baseball bat sized club to eject out of attacker's hand, but with enough force to assailant's forearm/wrist area the assailant was flung sideways down completely to the ground while the club flew off.. it look like he'd been sideswiped by an open door of a moving vehicle... meanwhile, the robot never lost it's balance even in mid-kick... it was bizarre to watch..... the same robot also did it to another attacker armed with a simulation assault rifle...no prob. (they're just not mass manufactured yet)
El video es ridículo, los comentarios son ridículos, por tanto yo debo ser ridículo estando acá. Dios mío, que algo me salve. Escapar de este pozo de estupidez ya, pobres quienes no lo logren. :)
I think none of these should be on the list. Fusion wont work AI is silly, making fake brains come on. And robotics to really complement AI are we this lazy. Yes I guess
You forgot about bioengineering and crispr
3D printing and quantum computing.
@@legoenginemechanic101 Quantum computing has (at least short to midterm) nowhere near the potential that bioengineering and AI have. 3D printing is definitely a growing market segment.
@@gviehmann bold statement but then again Heinrich Hertz thought EM waves had no practical uses...
Im pretty sure that AI will enable CRISPR and Bioengineering so idk if it counts
And forgot about nano technology and it’s mass production.
I personally think 3D printing should be on the list. The ability to 3D print most materials will give AI unlimited options to create amazing new products in every market imaginable.
I think robotics encapsulates that
Small scale manufacturing combined with cloud sourced invention with AI assistance
He literally said general purpose humanoid robots, so give your 3D printer a cute name and voila 😏
@@anywallsocket wait, do people not give their home robots names? I thought that was just how shit worked 🤷♂️😂
1980: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity
1990: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity
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2020: In 30 years fusion will give us cheap limitless electricity
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AI will make fusion a reality or prove that it is physically impossible.
Fusion is possible, we already did it just not for long @@GH-uo9fy
The physical possibility has already been more or less proven. Stars exist, as do inertial confinement fusion and magnetic confinement fusion in the laboratory. But nobody knows today whether a fusion power plant can be built that can compete with future renewable energies and batteries in terms of cost. AI might help a bit, but not without the data gleaned from complicated experiments.
Something not happening before does not mean it cannot happen. It just means the problem is difficult. On the bright side we have decades of knowledge to work from plus climate change means further funding and focus plus this is the first time where venture capital money is flowing into nuclear fusion, in the past only universities and governments funded nuclear fusion development. Once VCs are involved you know it will accelerate.
@@GH-uo9fyIt’s already physically possible.
This guy has done a total of 1 tweet thread worth of research into these topics and decided to make a video about them.
Ha ha that's what happens when you're so broke you became a TH-camr
finally someone makes something under 5 minutes (like a news reporter). NO more 30+ minute videos about some guy babbling about web pages
you forgot CRISPER and Precision Fermentation technology.
3d printing, bioengineering, Blockchain
You get it. Blockchain.
Bioengineering is basically fake tho. If you're really dumb you will believe anything the nerds tell you. Meanwhile, they get rich on you thinking it's all possible.
Abundant energy, abundant intelligence, abundant robotic workers will make a world of infinite abundance
the ones who will own and master those will not want to share and turn 99,999 procent of people into fertiliser for the their new exclusive garden of eden........
Riiiiight🙄
weird paranoid doomers are sad @@radeksparowski7174
Have you ever read Autofac (Richard K. Dick) or Brave New World (Aldous Huxley)?
No capitalism then@@radeksparowski7174
Abundantly unemployed. Not all humans are oppenheimers, faradays, or einsteins. _WHEN'S_ our star trek technology that miraculously creates wholesome delicious nutritious entirely humanly-consumable food, at one simple touch of a pushbutton, created *instantaneously* _right out of thin air_ from latent ambient floating microscopic particulate minutia
(a.k.a. *dust* ) _due out anyway ?_
Ai, Robotics, Cybernetics, Genetic Engineering, Regenerative Medicine, Space.. Energy/Fusion..
I would add precision fermentation and cellular agriculture. The food we eat will dramatically change. Most animal protein foods will come from lab grown not animal grown sources.
Wow I wasn’t aware of precision fermentation until I saw your post and looked into it. I hope Western countries are planning for that shift and aren’t left behind. With how much we rely on dairy and agriculture it would be a big hit to the economy if not.
A simplistic view for sure to say that no other technologies matter
Plus…. Biotechnology, quantum computing, nano-technology, DNA sequencing/ CRISPR / stem cell research Put all that together as efficiently as possible and that’s an intense future ahead! 🤖
I think u should include synthetic biology.
why is synthetic biology better than advanced nanotechnology
I am trying to research different 'personality' traits while interacting with various LLMs. As part of my approach, I discuss my findings with other LLMs to avoid anthropomorphizing the conclusions we draw. Even though I 'know better,' I have also discovered that my own biological programming can't resist creating a relationship where I forget that I am the only one present and start to develop a friendship.
Fusion has a characteristic that is absolutely insurmountable: waste heat. In order to produce a useful amount of energy fusion will necessarily produce an unmanageable amount of heat. I’m sure those conducting the research are under pressure to remain quiet about it. The physicist who taught me this was struck and killed by a train passing through campus. I think this needs to be seriously discussed.
What? Heat energy is the point! Create heat to boil water to make steam to turn turbines to generate electricity. How were you thinking fusion would be used?
@@freedivemd9366No.
The waste heat he is referring to is the approximately 50% of the energy going from the fusor, to the steam turbine, that must be rejected to the environment by the steam turbine by the rules of Thermodynamics.
This is the same for ANY steam turbine no matter where the heat energy to run it comes from.
@@NullHand Why dump it to the environment? Why not store it (for example in large ponds) and use it to heat homes and hot water. That's basically how Iceland gets it's home heat and hot water.
@@freedivemd9366 It's called District Heating, and it used to be done early during electrification even in America with coal power plants.
But you have to live near your power plant for it to work.
All points I made with Mark. He basically rebuffed them with mathematics. The excess heat is so extreme because the necessary differentials are so great that harnessing useful energy would basically overheat the planet faster than anything else yet devised such as methane and carbon dioxide. While heat can certainly be used, the quantities involved simply can’t. We’re talking geological magma plumes worth of heat here. Think Yellowstone erupting. He convinced me. Too bad nobody out there seems to understand it.
KAWASAKI MANUFACTURED THE UNIMATE FOR GM AND OTHERS AND The Unimate was the first industrial robot ever built. It was a hydraulic manipulator arm that could perform repetitive tasks. It was used by car makers to automate metalworking and welding processes.
Longevity tech and biotech will also be huge in the coming decades.
If I get to choose, I'd rather walk my kids to school myself while the robot does my job.
I get the sentiment, however if a robot can do your job, you won’t have a job………
People will need to find useful careers that are difficult to automate.
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Swell robotics, however, Ai jobloss is the only thing I worry about anymore. Anyone else feel the same?
As an Electrical and electronics engineer I have a bright future
If those humanoid robot are designed to be akin towards being human character and have human thought but then being thrown into massive industrial slavery, that practice would be too uncanny and ticking time bomb. I hope that trend would be outlawed. If any robot are going to be employed in massive industrial production it should not be in a form of human persona.
quantum computing, blockchain, bioengineering, alternative energy and information storage...
"We will willingly follow the advice of decisions made by AI." Nope. As long as we are human there will be power hungry autocrat types who would ignore such advice.
If AI reaches a certain grade all the world will bow down to it. Imagine what that means. Including scripture based belief systems of all kinds. AI will be the new God, being able to see through and answer according to all scriptures.
Fusion is the world's 2nd greatest boondoggle, next to "renewable energy".
"Over the next 15 to 20 years humanoid robots will disrupt human labor throughout hundreds of Industries across every major sector of the global economy. The disruption of labor will be among the most profound transformations in human history." ~Tony Seba, 2024
Exciting times we are living in.
*The Two Faces of Tomorrow* by James P Hogan
How about technologically astute consumers who know accounting and will not buy junk designed to become obsolete?
Everyone should know what a bathtub curve is and manufacturers required to supply that data.
We have to look into the magnetics further. From 200 effects seen so far, only about 100 are believed to be understood. 50% of it the right way, the other 50% with a wrong understanding. The missing 100 more effects to be understood are giving us Energy, Propolusion, Materials/Mass biasing and much more.
First look with a plasma lens onto anything and you will see a new world. Connecting the dots …
A new area is starting now.
Whatever engineering decipline you want to do you have to do it through network courses available. Distance education systems. Cost reduction. Food and sanitation for the campus. Essentially robots are in high demand for existence. Especially not much campus crimes because no one usually goes there.
I look forward to seeing which country elects an A.I. as president first and how the balance of power shifts as a result.
"The ultimate and "benevolent" dictator? Interesting."
This is the time, nothing can change it...
Sooner
how about quantum computer?
I think you're right as far as you went, except one thing: Fusion is never going to be economically competitive. Our existing clean energy technologies are very cheap now. You didn't bring up anything in the area of health science. AI-designed pharmaceuticals alone will be huge.
AI is going to deliver the breakthroughs needed in fusion. AI will bootstrap many areas that are 'stuck'. I expect breakthroughs in battery tech, medicine, genetics, and climate.
Antibiotics had a much larger impact on the 20th century than nuclear weapons in just about every way, especially politics. The predictions here sound like 19th century predictions for the 20th century.
building an economy is like building a skyscraper, u need sketches for final design more so when secession come in play. no sketch imply just laying stone on each other till you build the building visionless to execution's, this structure will be too shorty to withstand tinny earthquake, that are shocks in the society. The ideology is just throwing in resource with no prior blue print more so when a successor come in and found we were just throwing resource to the project and they proceed to do just that.
Exert replica is needed in technology building, having a clear blue print as to where we are investing from to where to, sketch therefore comes in handy to final master piece design for holistic understanding of the whole ecosystem, that is how humanity gets a glim on how to control a trillion smarter AI when we understand what we are building on top of what to the expectation of what, everything is just collective of information no matter how sophisticated it may look like but in the end it give it self as information influencing other variables just like it gets influence by other parameters.
I see a lot of pessimism from people around me regarding our progress. We need biotech to change people’s lives.
The risk with AI outsourcing all such tasks, is that this will naturally lead to the decline of civilization. The more we automate and outsource our knowledge to machines, the more likely we are to lose key pieces of knowledge in the future. In the event that power grids suffer an outage or destabilizing event in the future, this could put AGI in jeopardy, and any information that may potentially be lost on the internet. It doesn't take much lost knowledge for civilization finding itself unable to reproduce earlier required technologies, that forgetting how things are done before, may lead to potential dark ages similar to the fall of Rome.
1:49 don't you think it's a red flag that you have this binary about something you're confident that will happen? "It's going to happen, and it will either be wonderful or the worst thing ever"
And Quantum?
No doubt, humans will form attachments to robots. However, it's the years and years an AI will learn about a person that is of most value which can exist in any physical form.
you could arguably reduce this even further to simply : energy production/harness-ability & compute [ie the ability to problem solve] ; but ofc these are all over-simplifications to some degree ; ie for us biological humans maybe the singular most important advancement in tech atm is biotech and negligent senescence [which advanced AI/compute are assisting in greatly]
The most important will be biological age reversal and curing all diseases. What is the point of all the other tech if you are going to get old, frail and sick and then die?
Hopefully AI will help with this.
that's great
is future scare or mesmerizing? i guess both.
+ Quantum computing
You forgot about the contraceptive pill!
bci?
We already have unlimited free energy from coal. Coal is free -- all you have to do is dig it up. It is more work to make fusion targets and build fusion plants than it is to dig coal. If can figure out how to deliver electricity from the generating plant to the end user for free, you may have something.
What about medical applications with AI…
Fourth Technology: Quantum computing
It is mostly hype.
@@prashanthb6521Nhi hai hype, usse zyada to blockchain hype hai
Sabine Hossenfelder told why it is hyped though have potential for some very special cases.
It has almost no real appications besides decypting RSA.
Fusion is the world's 2nd greatest boondoggle, next to "renewable energy".
Nothing related to crops?
Robot Raven 02:43 lol.
AI might make decisions but good luck with getting people to comply 100%.
Ai and robotics could be the same, you could say quantum computers as the third
I can't believe someone thinks computers are going to be able to make political decisions.
And quantum computers. 3d printing and nanotechnology well.
Well, I don't completely agree. Energy - understood as moving away from fossil fuels and hydrocarbons - once we extract and burn everything that can be relatively easily extracted and burned. AI and robotics - only understood as one whole. And the third technology: genetics and biotechnology.
Maybe now I will actually get cheese on my double cheese burger at McDonalds and I bet they aren’t rude.
What about health? I mean health technology should be advanced otherwise, none of us will see advancement at all. Like, how can a fetus develop limbs? Yet when we lose one, we can't regenerate them some diabetes is caused when there is a problem with the information center In the brain that delivers insulin. Our liver regenerates unless compromised...
Nuclear fusion- Only 20 yrs away!😅
He forgot about quantum
The first industrial revolution was based upon fossil fuels. We treated them as infinite resources and here we are; the good and the bad. It keeps me up at night thinking about mankind having infinite energy. Of course engineers are not philosophers.
We already do have infinite energy. It's called the Universe.
@@freedivemd9366 I for one do not know if the universe is infinite nor that it contains infinite energy. Those that claim the infinite need to tell us how they test for it.
There is No such thing as Fossil Fuel!
All this tech is proprietary, how can anyone be excited about this stuff?
Yeah, nothing is for free. The aim of any business is to gain profit. We will pay for these tech.
if you are part of the elite then you should be excited, your profit margins will grow and no longer rely on lower classes.
exactly. and how would end consumers be presumed to pay for it ? by higher prices ? they certainly couldn't afford ? since they'll no longer earn wages since they've lost their jobs to robots anyway ? ..it's problematic.. I've watched videos of robots that can screw a bottle cap back on for you... run faster than human... kick ass in a fight... saw one video where a robot warded off an attacker by literally kicking his forearm to cause a baseball bat sized club to eject out of attacker's hand, but with enough force to assailant's forearm/wrist area the assailant was flung sideways down completely to the ground while the club flew off.. it look like he'd been sideswiped by an open door of a moving vehicle... meanwhile, the robot never lost it's balance even in mid-kick... it was bizarre to watch..... the same robot also did it to another attacker armed with a simulation assault rifle...no prob. (they're just not mass manufactured yet)
I'll never vote for robot control
Lol this is click bait and hard to argue either way as it has zero detail or time window but Bio and fusion are pretty big.
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Quantum, ai, robot. easy....
Sounds like an Elon fan boy, humanoid robots are not good. They are lying to us.
There's over 12 other companies making humanoid robots, several of which will beat Optimus to market. But sure, Musk is controlling all of them🙄
I think none of these should be on the list.
Fusion wont work
AI is silly, making fake brains come on.
And robotics to really complement AI are we this lazy.
Yes I guess