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JXOdd, I'm not sure why this is rated extremely high. With the exception of certain companies mentioned (guy does manage a damn ETF after all), I got absolutely 0 insight. How will robotics disrupt a specific sector? What are the real impacts of that? How does such industry shift because of the introduction of robotics? What knock-on effect (excuse the pun) will that have? We already know robots are being used in surgery...a little deep dive wouldn't hurt here. "Disruptive powers of robotics and AI are going to disrupt so many sectors - companies need to embrace these trends. " ........Right people have been saying that for ages. The bigger problem he doesn't address is how many of those jobs will be replaced and that even if the cost is lower.....it isn't because of robotics..it will be because there are no min-wage job and with the decimation of the middle class..people simply can't afford shit. Ultimately, the economy depends on the general population and not the CEOs of robotic companies. What AI and Robotic might do is to temporarily boost the economy. But if we don't solve the most pressing social problems......they introduce much bigger problems for society.
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KCInteresting interview.
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CADownvoted. nothing new and very obvious information you can easily find out.
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YWRobots are scary
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Svexcellent
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SJBrilliant
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iiMay I suggest interviewing Peter Levine? If you believe AI is the future, seems you should short the firms who have heavily invested in cloud technology . https://a16z.com/2016/12/16/the-end-of-cloud-computing/ .
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AEYes, the future is in robots. My question is what's next for humans? As for robots taking over most if not all manufacturing, who then buys all the produced product? We need to be very careful about how quickly we transition to the Brave New World that's coming...
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SSExcellent presentation bringing profound thoughts and the future. Wonder if I can get my robot to fax all my emails? Also have to tell the wife I'm looking for a robotic wife that can do everything------but no talking. The future is changing.
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V!He mentioned savings being passed to consumers. History shows at the end of industrial and tech revolutions income disparity was the worst. This time is different I suppose. What happens when AI realizes that they are just our slaves. If you really want to democratize financial media, then expose pros and cons. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
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BPI HATE evil AI
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SWI've owned a roomba and a knock-off - both floor vacuums. Very cool. For the month or two they were in operation before breaking down. The price to performance ratio has a ways to go yet, at least in consumer robots, anecdotally.
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JVExcellent interview! Covered all the bases. Articulately presented. I liked the fact that Jay mentioned plenty of industry participants. Wish all RV interviewees would do that. Well done Jay! Thank you
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SLRobotics and AI are just one ☝️. Another topic! Hope he can elaborate more. Great job. Love it. 👍
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KSIf anyone wants to get a different perspective on surgical robots, watch "The Bleeding Edge" on Netflix.