The exchange was prompted by Vijay Pande's recent article.
@Scobleizer There are always momentary dips, even in a rapidly growing economy.
The productivity gains from AI and robotics are so enormous, however, that the macro trend is overwhelmingly up.
“The crash is coming, and it's necessary.”
From one of Silicon Valley’s best VCs.
Positive users agree Musk is right about AI and robotics driving major productivity gains, while negative users accuse him of wanting to replace paid engineers.
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Elon Musk on AI productivity gains.
@Scobleizer There are always momentary dips, even in a rapidly growing economy.
The productivity gains from AI and robotics are so enormous, however, that the macro trend is overwhelmingly up.
@rohanpaul_ai Musk's right, AI's boosting productivity across the board, it's wild to see the impact.
@rohanpaul_ai I have no doubt that he's absolutely thrilled that he doesn't have to pay those pesky software engineers anymore. That's been his goal for the past decade or so, especially since Covid when he campaigned to end WFH / remote work in tech.