alt Hacker News> testing the entire system - including operations and hardware too, with feedback important to logistics and component manufacturers, etc.
This can be done autonomously. The human training cannot.
> testing the entire system - including operations and hardware too, with feedback important to logistics and component manufacturers, etc.
This can be done autonomously. The human training cannot.
Not just yet. Give it a few more years for AI (haha, another thing yielding stupid amount of value to everyone, that people are totally oblivious of - your antibiotics comparison in another subthread kinda applies too) - but for now, having actual people with full sensory capabilities, able to look at stuff on-site (and hear, and smell), is something we can't fully cover with computers and sensors. We can recover that and more data later, but it's a delayed, after-the-fact analysis. There's value in immediate feedback and immediate decisions.