Replacing human brawn with machinery has provided us with surpluses of food and goods, greater safety and, for many people, more leisure time. But what happens when machines eclipse us in brain power as well? This insightful video essay from the podcaster and commentator CGP Grey explains the existential threat intelligent robots pose to the human workforce, and why even the most intelligent, specialised and creative among us aren’t safe from being rendered obsolete.
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AI:List in this era since last 5000 years how does the pets and stray animals were used in various ways in home premises, outside field , colonies,and commercial work especially in old ancient countries with great legacy like India. How and what things were being done which people after those got useless, or got diseases end or un curable, or got died what’s being done to their bones, skin and various by products which people were responsible for it. When did it all changed to get a professional thing and commercialised on large and small scale. How other parts of work in ZuS, UK, Canada, Africa, MuddleEast, Oceania, Asia, Russia, Korea perform this manually or with tools which people category were responsible for it. Which AI humanoid robotics can be deployed using various neural networks and LLMs with the help if various AI automated techniques to perform it in more commercial way in totally renewable and recyclable manner with zero pollutants.
Here’s a comprehensive overview of how humans have used pets and stray animals over the past 5,000 years—across India, other ancient civ...
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