Could someone explain for me this quote ?

Question

" In short, people were still required to provide intelligence in environments that were not completely structured for machines "

Answer 1

A basic summary: "In an enivronment not completely taken over by mechanical presence--i.e., our society--people are still needed."

If we do not have robots to do EVERYTHING for us, like run the stock market, go grocery shopping, babysit the kids, and make executive decisions for a company, then human intelligence is required.

I hope that helped!

Answer 2

People only have to do the silly things like fix the machines and push on.

Answer 3

take a look at a shipyard.

Building a ship requires more of judgement than calculation

a computer can calculate and even build your thing. But it is a human's judgement that will save lives

or maybe just look at a running ship.

A computer can run a ship. But when it meets with bad weather, collision or fire then it is up to the captain to decide what to do in this dangerous situation