What you wrote about experience is happening everywhere.
A perfect storm with the aging population.
My dad spent years working in the woodworking industry, laying out and designing factories. The younger generation doesn't have the opportunities to get the experience he did. Now there are complete skills that aren't trained.
This is the oracle problem wearing a hard hat. Retrieval is measurement. Interpretation is judgment. The industry drew the line in the right place, but every reasonable step moves it. The Ledger's rule: the machine that measures can never be the machine that decides. Draw it in law, not sand.
What you wrote about experience is happening everywhere.
A perfect storm with the aging population.
My dad spent years working in the woodworking industry, laying out and designing factories. The younger generation doesn't have the opportunities to get the experience he did. Now there are complete skills that aren't trained.
Great piece Peter really enjoyed this.
Thank you Dominik, I appreciate it :)
I have heard about the hollowing out of the woodwork industry, but your first hand account hits closer to home…
Just wait till AI goes Quantum.
shiver me timbers
This is the oracle problem wearing a hard hat. Retrieval is measurement. Interpretation is judgment. The industry drew the line in the right place, but every reasonable step moves it. The Ledger's rule: the machine that measures can never be the machine that decides. Draw it in law, not sand.