If we theoretically hit the point where it could do all of its research itself, better than a human, things _would_ be different. I guess it's a question of whether we think we'll get there.
> If we theoretically hit the point where it could do all of its research itself, better than a human, things _would_ be different.
If we theoretically found a way to shield or reverse gravity, things in aviation or space travel would be different. Or if we theoretically found a way to make cold fusion work, things would be very different. :-)
It is in my opinion not a good idea to invest in companies for which the feasibility of the business models depends on the capability of making science-fiction stories work.
> If we theoretically hit the point where it could do all of its research itself, better than a human, things _would_ be different.
If we theoretically found a way to shield or reverse gravity, things in aviation or space travel would be different. Or if we theoretically found a way to make cold fusion work, things would be very different. :-)
It is in my opinion not a good idea to invest in companies for which the feasibility of the business models depends on the capability of making science-fiction stories work.