@VraserX: By 2036, the strangest thing about today may be that humans spent most of their waking lives doing tasks they disliked …
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A speculative tweet about how AI and robotics could make today's work-for-survival system seem primitive by 2036.
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By 2036, the strangest thing about today may be that humans spent most of their waking lives doing tasks they disliked just to afford basic survival.
AI and robotics could finally make that system look as primitive as it actually is.
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