> The only way that automation works is through creating a highly controlled environment where production can proceed in a predictable fashion.
That's true today, but don't you think artificial intelligence will change that?
That's true today, but don't you think artificial intelligence will change that?
AI has made a lot of strides doing what it's good at and basically stagnated outside that realm (it's been forty years since the first seemingly intelligent system appeared and none of these systems has become good at dealing with an uncontrolled environment). AI hasn't gotten noticeably better at dealing with complex and confusing environments.