Submitted by Niobium_Sage t3_11dm4ex in Futurology
MrZwink t1_jaa9sep wrote
Reply to comment by Janus_The_Great in Will the rampant evolution of AI be the next Industrial Revolution? by Niobium_Sage
You could argue that AI is actually part of automation because it is "automated statistics"
Janus_The_Great t1_jaadvj4 wrote
you could also argue that industry (coming from Latin "diligence, activity, zeal") and automation (Greek "self-acting") are synonyms, but that leads to more chaos and thus only complicates things, so best to use them with their primary association they are today defined by.
AI can (and will) lead to further automation of production lines, granted, but so did digitalisation, and they all lead to more industrialisation.
MrZwink t1_jaagay1 wrote
I like to think they're different in the sense that automation is the brain and mechanisation is the muscle. They do compliment eachother. And they are both forms of "industrialisation"
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