Comments by "Joe Qi" (@i6power30) on "The INSANE Engineering of Zipline Drones!" video.

  1. I love this. Such an easy concept of zip line that works so well and that big companies missed.
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  2. One problem is strong wind and power lines. The cable might swing and get tangled in power lines.
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  3.  @TwoBitDaVinci  I think we might end up two tiered system where you get free drone delivery on a nice day but have to pay for human delivery in a bad weather if you can't wait.
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  4.  @default_user_89  That's not a social problem we need to address seperately. Not just minumum wage workers, but highly paid knowledge and creative workers will eventually be replaced by AIs some day. Do we limit the capabilities of AIs just so humans can keep their jobs or let technology advance freely and see what benefits can bring? it's a philosophical debate beyond our current understanding. For example, displaced coders, laywers, accountants, radiologists by AI. Should they become carpenters, plumbers, personal care workers that cannot be replaced by machines? Should the latter mentioned positions be compensated more or at least equally as coders, laywers , accountants etc, that are traditionally considered require higher degrees? In a way, AI turns it upside down, anything that require brain suddenly can be replaced by AI. But things that require hands-on or personal skills still need human touch. Plumbers, electricians etc, may one day be compensated as much as radiologists or software engineers.
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