Realistically, how far away is the technological possibility of near full automation of most production and a computer/AI driven centrally planned economy that could provide at least the basics of a decent livable quality of life (meeting basic food requirements, full housing, computer, TV, stereo, bed, oven, microwave)Not interested in politics, just that if put together our ability and technology, towards this goal, how quickly could we theoretically have the tech to make this a reality?
ChatGPT and Deepseek says 30 years for mixed planned economy where all basic goods can be centrally planned and automated produced by AIDeepseek says 50 years for fully planned automated economy if the world took a "Manhattan project" approach to it, ChatGPT says 60 years.
>>16960616AI 2027 projected it as early as 2029-2030 but they are pushing the projection back because, you know.i think it will be soon, it depends on how much Congress wants to get in the way. humans can only cockblock themselves out of utopia.
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>>16960631This. So long as we feed, breed, and exploit niggers we will never have anything remotely great. Thank our kike overlords for cashing this.
>>16960532>Realistically, how far away is the technological possibility of near full automation of most productionGiven current technology, it will never happen. If they make existing technology bigger and better, it will never reach the point you are talking about. It will result in model collapse as you try to train AIs on AI generated data.In order to get to the point you ate talking about, a qualitative breakthrough is required. A breakthrough in error correction is required that allows the AI to recognize and correct its mistakes without human input. Its anyone's guess how long it takes to make a breakthrough, or if it is even possible at all.
