Regulatory moats do seem relatively durable (though with enough economic pressure people will find workarounds, e.g. Uber, AirBnB), but I'm not sure about the physical world being safe. Robotics seems like it's actually getting good now, or as a fun dystopian alternative a non-embodied AI could command humans through AR glasses and cameras.
Regulatory moats do seem relatively durable (though with enough economic pressure people will find workarounds, e.g. Uber, AirBnB), but I'm not sure about the physical world being safe. Robotics seems like it's actually getting good now, or as a fun dystopian alternative a non-embodied AI could command humans through AR glasses and cameras.
Regulatory moats do seem relatively durable (though with enough economic pressure people will find workarounds, e.g. Uber, AirBnB), but I'm not sure about the physical world being safe. Robotics seems like it's actually getting good now, or as a fun dystopian alternative a non-embodied AI could command humans through AR glasses and cameras.