Originally Posted by Everett Adams
Robots will work 24 hours a day in all kinds of weather, but the price has to be reasonable so small farms can afford them.

That doesn't look like the direction of things to me Everett. The small farms cannot afford the technology. The likely evolution of things is that the small farms will sell out to the big farming corporations.

It appears to me that Bill Gates has in mind to be one of them, because from the view provided by his throne and in his benevolence he has decided that is what is best for us...the masses of lesser beings.

Questions that I have?

Is he right?
Is he benevolent?
Unlike past technical revolutions, an industry becomes obsolete as another one arises to employ the humans, but this AI revolution will employ machines. Ultimately the machines can even be serviced by machines. What happens to the presumed multitudes of displaced humans?

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