The liberal arts imagination I felt while watching

The liberal arts imagination I felt while watching YouTube on the weekend was that China has served as the world's factory for 20 years, but the manufacturing map is changing as China collides with the United States due to the rise of manufacturing industry 2025 and China's move to high-tech industries. The world is looking for a factory to replace China. I thought India would be the best alternative, but I learned at this time that the problem in India was not chronic corruption but the lack of primary education for the general public. If so, it means that Indian children have difficulty acquiring applied skills. In the end, I came to the conclusion that robots equipped with AI should be in charge of production.

Whether it's in-body or on-device, I think the day when robots will be in charge of production may be faster than expected. Then, as the production speed increases, production increases and the defect rate decreases, and it will be possible to make goods cheaper than Chinese workers. But we have to consider another variable, the supply of resources and human consumption. I knew how scary the disruption of the supply chain was in this Russo-Western War. The resources of the Earth are also finite. That's why the United States and advanced countries are still in the space industry. And just producing goods for the marginal benefit of human consumption cannot be consumed. His Legal Effect. The world that robots consume will not come. Of course, there will be consumption in the middle of production, but it will not be the end consumer.

In the AGI era and the ASI era, as Son Jeong-ui says, the best equilibrium in which supply and demand meet will also be possible in the future. We are still one of the best in manufacturing. I imagine their long-term goal is that the United States eventually learns AI while on-shoring the production technology of us and manufacturing powerhouses and creates an in-body entity to produce on behalf of us in China and Germany. If so, we are delusional that we should data our people's dexterity and manufacturing methods and make them intellectual property through AI even now. Those who are dexterous are good at anything. I'm flat-handed, but those with dexterity are simply different in detail. That's why we need more and more a Sovereign data center to store this detailed know-how. It's not too late. It's still time. It't over till it's over.