Comment by onlyrealcuzzo
11 hours ago
It's shocking to me the amount of people that confused "not automatable" with "not cost effective to automate" (which is effectively everything), and the further step which is - the reduction in quality people will be forced to bear to get massively lower costs.
Most people are wrapped in plastic instead of cotton.
>"not cost effective to automate" (which is effectively everything)
There still seems to be a wide gulf in automation capabilities and things that require human dexterity, such as doing things for the infirm. Even just cooking and laundry seem quite a bit away. I guess the original tweet does mention this:
>Capability peaks in domains that are digital, verifiable and economically valuable.
Driving is the most impressive one so far, in my opinion.