“It
is currently in vogue for some people to spend a great
deal of time trying to prove what computers cannot
do. Since we are at the very early stages of a revolution,
it is much more productive to work hard on finding
interesting, complex, and useful problems that computers
can solve. You should devote your efforts to
solving such problems and stop worrying about what
computers can’t do.
In order for the steam engine to produce
genuinely revolutionary change,
there had to be a whole series of subsequent
inventions, none of which were—
or could have been—contemplated by
its originators
Steam boat-> Affect on physicians(they road horses to patience now, patience come to them)->electricity->nuclear power->robotics->networking
EDUCATED OURSELVES
Besides, our task is not to decide
what computers can’t do but to look
ahead for the very short distance that we
are capable of and to think about what
we can get computers to do, what we
would like them to do that they can’t do
right now."
This reading is about taking risks in paths that interest you to improve something. While we might have a big idea, we might only get a few steps into making it happen. The point is that multiple people come together to make the next big thing.... Instead of saying what a technology cant do we should be figuring out how to make it happen!
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