> AI progress is racing along, but virtually all of the visible progress is in the realm of knowledge work, i.e. activities that can take place inside a computer.
The most visible "progress" of so-called AI is in activities that take place at the interface between computers and gullible humans.
The reason so much less progress has been made in robots is that real-world physics isn't gullible.
The most visible "progress" of so-called AI is in activities that take place at the interface between computers and gullible humans.
The reason so much less progress has been made in robots is that real-world physics isn't gullible.