Sunday, July 02, 2006
Predicting the future in Manna
It is not clear to me which is more interesting in this article:
Hyperactive Bob Fast Food Management Robot.
If you would like to read more about where the "Hyperactive Bob" technology will lead us, read Manna.
- The fact that "Hyperactive Bob" has been invented and is being deployed in a fast food restaurant
- The fact that this technology was predicted in the book Manna
- The fact that this article puts connects "Hyperactive Bob" and Manna together.
Hyperactive Bob Fast Food Management Robot.
If you would like to read more about where the "Hyperactive Bob" technology will lead us, read Manna.
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Not surprised to see it. Actually after reading "Manna", I thought seriously about starting a software company and building the Manna system, but talked myself out of it.
One of the dollar stores is using something similar.
I think enslavement will probably not occur because remote manipulation will come on line sooner than later and simply eliminate humans. The issue will be for folks like Zaxby's; if you eliminate humans, humans don't have jobs and then who buys your product. The robots don't need it.
The real challenge (which you discuss in Manna) is how will we transition to something like particpatory economics. I think we can, but the upheaval getting there will be exponentially worse than the industrial revolution.
The folks at the very bottom will be impacted first and hardest and it will be difficult to keep society from breaking down as we attempt a transition.
One of the dollar stores is using something similar.
I think enslavement will probably not occur because remote manipulation will come on line sooner than later and simply eliminate humans. The issue will be for folks like Zaxby's; if you eliminate humans, humans don't have jobs and then who buys your product. The robots don't need it.
The real challenge (which you discuss in Manna) is how will we transition to something like particpatory economics. I think we can, but the upheaval getting there will be exponentially worse than the industrial revolution.
The folks at the very bottom will be impacted first and hardest and it will be difficult to keep society from breaking down as we attempt a transition.
Thank you very much for letting me comment, tell it is a pleasure for me to have the opportunity to read this article. Today I read a lot and I assure you that all day had not read anything as interesting as this, I found it very effective information. THANKS
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