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this post was submitted on 27 Oct 2026
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It would require further development of AI before it can automate physical factories. There are assorted species of critters that cannot be mass-slaughtered, because they require surgical cuts to remove bones or work around tough parts. An sufficiently advanced AI can X-ray and measure the carcass, then carve up the beast with minimal waste.
Of course, this would be very expensive, requiring entirely new infrastructure and procedures to implement. I suspect that the transition to industrial-application of AI would be slow - then sudden, after testbed factories prove the viability of AI automated workflows.
Why don't we eat alligators?
oooh, nice. Universal abatoire. That's a new one for me. Hopefully not being field tested near any schools.
Please dont give the bots factories. Thats how skynet, AM, and every other rogue AI happened.