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Boeing jet diverts to New Zealand after engine fire
A Virgin Australia Boeing 737-800 bound for Melbourne, Australia, was forced to divert to New Zealand Monday after a fire shut down one of its engines. The number of passengers on the flight and the cause of the fire were not immediately known, a Queenstown Airport spokesperson...
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Computers lack creativity and many of the deductive reasoning skills we take for granted. Our brain is the most powerful computer based on biological neurons.
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The power of computer processing is always increasing and that's why I am giving it a 50 year window to catchup to the human brain. Also, AI is based on distributed computing power, not just one computer
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There is an interesting artcile on this topic
https://journal.thriveglobal.com/the-human-brain-vs-computers-5880cb156541
I am not arguing and agreeing with you that it will be a mix of activities that humans will still be better at than us. I am arguing that most of the activities we know today will be superceeded by robots. We will have to stretch our cognitive advantage to focus things that robots cannot do as easily.
It can be a big opportunity for us to improve.
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