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Comment Dexterity (Score 1) 42

Ok, we've proven robots are good at dancing and punching. Neither of those have any commercial value. How about showing they can do commercially useful tasks that require manual dexterity. Like, I dunno, assemble an iPhone .. or place a workpiece into a CNC machine or something. There's a word for the paradox that robots can't do ultra simple tasks that a kid can do .. for example one-handedly select a key from a keychain while grasping them. Take out only a rubber band from within a bag of trinkets.

Comment Re:Oh well (Score 1) 251

The assumption there is that nobody can produce anything here that China would want? How is that logical? China has a huge consumer market too. They want airplanes, heavy equipment, software (they can't pirate corporate software as it would be unsupported), etc. At some point robots will be able to do most jobs, and we'll need universal basic income obtained by the government providing some shares in the robot companies to people. Astute people would have their own private shares too from which they get good dividends. Income will have to come from ownership stake, private and (minimally) public.

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