Unfortunately there kinda… aren’t. Robots to handle those tasks, that is. There absolutely can be, we just haven’t built them because the C-Suite has been terrified since 2011, that the rest of us would realize they are as useless as Forbes reported that year.
The main reason they want to take over automation of mental tasks is that we already can, fairly easily, automate single manual tasks. They have been able to automate away 99% of middle management and the C-Suite since 2011, when an algorithm that had been running for two years proved to be correct 99% of the time, when the human executives turned out to be correct in their conclusions only 68% of the time. They want the mental tasks automated so that no one realizes that they are just stealing everything they can from us, because they realized they are replaceable.
Tbh, I figure there are robots for all that, they just aren’t LLMs and usually cost more than what folks are asking for the same job in some cases.
Unfortunately there kinda… aren’t. Robots to handle those tasks, that is. There absolutely can be, we just haven’t built them because the C-Suite has been terrified since 2011, that the rest of us would realize they are as useless as Forbes reported that year.
The main reason they want to take over automation of mental tasks is that we already can, fairly easily, automate single manual tasks. They have been able to automate away 99% of middle management and the C-Suite since 2011, when an algorithm that had been running for two years proved to be correct 99% of the time, when the human executives turned out to be correct in their conclusions only 68% of the time. They want the mental tasks automated so that no one realizes that they are just stealing everything they can from us, because they realized they are replaceable.
Can you share the source? I missed it at the time and would love to read it