• IrateAnteater@sh.itjust.works
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    4 months ago

    Automation requires very high precision/consistency in the parts you want to work on. I seriously doubt that after many years of wear, tear, and impromptu repairs, those ships would be anywhere near consistent enough.

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      4 months ago

      That’s why I said, “eventually with non-general AI”.

      Even a well written algorithm could work with something that’s mostly in expected shape. How in the flying fuck is everyone so brainless that they cannot understand non-general AI can still adapt to things? Fucking hell.

      I’m not talking about current industry practices. I’m talking about combining existing technology with unlimited bidget to create a factory that could kinda’ do the task.

      “Possible” and “practical” are two extremely different things, and you goons pointing out that most obvious basic fact are adding nothing.