It can’t fully displace jobs because it’s super unreliable and makes tons of errors all the time. But it can do some tasks well if you know how to handle it.
Still not worth anywhere near what it costs, either to the user, the CAPEX investment, society or the planet.
Joke’s on you, my eyes are the only part of me that isn’t naked right now.
Logarithmically scaled image. I’ll leave the determination of the base of the Log as an exercise for the viewer.
We absolutely should. Our manufacturing helped win WWII, and can help Ukraine kick Putin’s ass.
Part of the deal should be Ukrainian troops training Canadian troops how to effectively use the drones. They are definitely a game changing piece of war hardware that we need with such a violent, unhinged enemy nation on our borders.
Lost Korea.
Lost Vietnam.
Lost Iraq.
Lost Afghanistan.
Is in the process of losing Iran.
The USA hasn’t won a war since 1945, despite spending more on their military than the whole rest of the world and being constantly at war the whole time and having the best tech by a long shot.
Losing that much with all those advantages isn’t “might”. It’s incompetence.
Why even bother mentioning the US in the headline? They’re irrelevant.
Meanwhile at a Stellantis boadroom:
“Why are these Chinese cars selling so well? Maybe we can get out market share back with an 800-hp piece of shit rattlecan that has the build quality and comfort of a wet fart.”
US won’t even have a cultural legacy like France does. Hot dogs, Jersey Shore, and Las Vegas don’t hold a candle to Crème Brulée, Rénoir, et Montmartre.
Lost already. When half your country doesn’t believe in the basic process of science and the dominant political force has been doing everything it can for 50 years to kill education, you tend to lose the edge in innovation. Heck, even the research that does still happen in the US is more and more being conducted by immigrants.
The lead is gone, has been gone for a long time, and is not coming back.
China cares enough about us to tarrif our agricultural products as a weapon to open up our automotive market.
Yeah, there’s no way that monster actually wrote it.
That’s the spirit! It isn’t the bottom until it’s a smoking crater lined with the ashen remains of all the “”“self-made brilliant real estate investors”“”.
Even if we were replacing the US with China (we’re not, we’re diversifying), it’s not a bad replacement. Yes, China is awful in many ways. But they’re slowly getting better. The USA, on the other hand, is also awful in many ways and getting way worse incredibly quickly.
If all the resources we spent blowing shit up and killing innocent people had been put to good use instead, we would be in a Star Trek-esque post-scarcity society by now. Possibly on our way to being Kardashev type 1 society.