AI researcher Damon Binder predicts the first years after human-level AI will look less like a robot takeover and more like a trillion-dollar race to build robot factories: "Let's say 2030, we have human-level AI. Economic growth will be slow. Very fast by any normal standards, but slow for a few years because we'll have to build a bunch of factories to make the robots." "We make 95 million cars a year. And the difficulty of making the robots is comparable to the difficulty of making cars. If…