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@kemomimi_oukoku: Fear is ignorance. You don’t have to know the mathematical equations or the program, but you might want to know how AI works and its principles. If you know the principles, you know the contours of the technology, so you don’t have to fear the wrong way. Evolution is irreversible in any case, so it is better to be swept along rather than to go against it (it is important to be swept along without being swallowed by the muddy waters). @kemomimi_oukoku: To begin with, Internet search itself is the result of AI research done a long time ago. People who use their tools well. What is happening now is essentially no different from this. - Evolution is irreversible, so it’s better to be well swept along than to go against it.

@imaitetsuya: By the way, in the book “The Container Story”, there is a story about how the spread of containers caused a revolution in the logistics industry, and as a result, one industry called “offshore brokerage” (cargo handling workers) disappeared entirely. It’s interesting to read about how a whole industry called “offshore brokerage” (cargo handlers) disappeared as a result of a revolution in the logistics industry with the spread of containers, and how port towns that had flourished until then became completely obsolete and declined due to the lack of water depth to accommodate container ships.

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