Side effects of scientific and technological progress (2): more discussion added

2018-07-08 Supplement

Thanks to @Kevin Wu and @Edmond Yu for reading the article and participating in the discussion

The picture I drew did not take into account that the platform will grow in the long run. It is more like the suction force at a single point in time. The picture of @Kevin Wu takes this factor into consideration and provides an idea in another direction. I believe that the overall society provides The value of the platform will continue to rise with the platform.

But machines are evolving too fast. I really don’t know how far humans can grow. Will most human beings not even be able to do A within a hundred years and can only provide much lower value than machines?

Even if the machine doesn't have consciousness, there are big companies that make it, and these big companies don't want humans to have the opportunity to learn, and there seems to be a lot to worry about right now. (replaced, consistent loss of diversity in output, loss of data control, etc.)