Technological Singularity - Weird Future Predictions
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Technological Singularity in 2045 - Get Ready - This is what the future may be like.
Ray Kurzweil is a famous futurist who has been right about 90% of the time. He is such a visionary that in 2012 Google hired him to be their Director of Engineering. He predicted the rise of the internet over 30 years ago, in 1984,when most people had never even heard of it. And he even predicted its widespread use via wireless technologies in the 21st century. Ray was labelled “crazy” at the time. He has some “crazy” predictions for the next 30 years including the “Singularity” - which will change everything.
First let’s look at why Kurzweil is so often right about the timing of his predictions. Take the example of DNA mapping. In 1990, an international collaboration of scientists was set up to map the entire human DNA sequence. It was a 15 year project. Well, after 7 years, in 1997, only 1 % of the genome had been mapped. And the project was declared a failure. Some Scientist estimated that it would take another 100 years to complete at this rate. Ray Kurzweil said, "1%?...You guys are almost done." And sure enough 6 years later, in 2003, the entire human genome had been sequenced.
How did that happen? Because the technology doubled every year. So then every year 2%, 4%, 8%, 16%, 32%, 64%, 128% - so 1% doesn’t go to 7% in 7 years, it goes to 100% because100 is less than doublings from 1%. So Let’s look as some of Ray’s predictions - he predicts that by 2030, artificial intelligence will be as smart as a human. And by 2045, AI will not only exceed the brainpower of a human being, but it will exceed the brainpower of all 7 billion human beings on earth…combined!
Scientists dramatically call this intelligence explosion the Singularity! This is not to be confused with the term singularity in Physics - which represents an infinitesimally small point from which all of creation came about. But this technological singularity may be just as momentous.
How would the singularity happen? Although human intelligence hasn’t really changed, it is believed for thousands of years, our computers are becoming smarter and smarter - about twice as smart every 2 years. At that pace, computers will get smarter than us at some point. That point is around 2030. These computers, or artificial machines, since they would be smarter than us, should be able to build smarter versions of themselves, who would be able to build even smarter versions of themselves - in an accelerating positive feedback loop, that would result in a runaway explosion of intelligence.
How you ask? So this is where I might lose you guys, but just stick with me for a minute. This will happen by a type of mind-meld, where we will be able to mesh our human brains with the artificial brain, making us more intelligent. Impossible you say? Remember, we are talking about 2045 - 30 year from now. 30 years ago, most people could not imagine the internet or smart phones. And this melding of silicon with the human brain is already happening for example for Parkinson’s patients. They are carrying a microchip in their brain help alleviate their symptoms. More recently, paralyzed people are able to walk with the help of an exoskeletons.
So what will be some of the practical applications? Remember in the Matrix where Neo learns how to pilot a helicopter simply by thinking about it and instantly his brain downloads the “program” that makes him an expert pilot almost instantly. This may become a reality by 2045.
Today, when you want to learn something, you first have to find the pertinent information on the internet, then read it. Then comprehend it. Then retain it. Then practice it so that you become proficient at it. Imagine being able to skip the reading, comprehending, retaining, and practicing part - say you want to play golf, you would simply download the program that instantly download the file in your cortex as well as the part of your brain that retains it, as well as the part of your brain that retains muscle memory associated with it, so that you become an expert almost instantly. Imagine being able to access the expertise of all the experts in the world and having that at your disposal. This is pretty much what will happen by 2045, if Ray is right. And the odds are that he is.
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This IS why I’m so excited about this upcoming century and I love Ray. He’s a “rain man” of the technology future.
I’m loving the vibe of this new channel. Hopefully it’ll grow into a large channel one day ^^
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Emre Yavuzoğlu thanks brother! See you in the next video.
@outwit8743
3 жыл бұрын
244K now, your wish came true
Best video about the future technology You better choose Sir Ray Kurzweil for this video Great explained
i've been in an existential crisis video loop, this video gave me hope. it's a good turnaround.
@ArvinAsh
4 жыл бұрын
It can be a vicious loop. Glad I could help.
@abraham8565
3 жыл бұрын
To stop the existintial crisis is to stop thinking about. Accept you don't know all. Just be present and focus what you want in live
For a dystopian and comedic rendition of this see "The President's Analyst" circa 1967.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the suggestion. Had not heard of it.
That's so cool. Thanks!
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
soldier person Glad you enjoyed it.
What does a society look like when it’s full of people who know and can do everything?
@ArvinAsh
4 жыл бұрын
Good question! Hopefully, that is a better society.
although I completely agree about Machine Learning (AI) mainly because it's already so prevalent today.
Kurzweil predicted by 2019 a $4,000 computer would be as smart as a human. Kurzweil was wrong. Technology may double every 18 months now but that won't continue forever, exponential growth _never_ does. But that's just technology, human understanding doesn't proceed at that pace. Look at physics the beginning of the 20th century. First there was leaps of general and special relativity and the great leap of quantum mechanics all in couple of decades. But that pace stopped, it's been 100 years now and no haven't been equally great leaps in understanding. There is a great deal we don't understand about the human brain that will be required before Kurzeils fantasies could ever come to be. "Human level" intelligence, what is that? Does intelligence come in levels? Is there even such a thing as general intelligence? Human cognition is very different then computation. How can you hook a human brain up to a computer when human brains don't have any code? No code for storing information and no code that specifies procedures. Sure we can use electricity to cause neurons to depolarize but that's not exchanging of data in any meaningful way. Your doctor can hit your knee with a hammer cause it to kick, that's not programming your knee to kick. Of course humans will continue to use computers as tools. And sure principle component analysis (aka AI) is a powerful mathematics that will make computers even more useful. As always power means danger but don't look for your computers to start caring any time soon. They don't have the physical components required for that.
@renovation-maison
5 жыл бұрын
By "Intellingence" I think he's referring to the ability to improve technology and not necessarily emotions. Emotions might be perceived as a lower level of intelligence and an obstacle for progress. For example we enjoy thing like exercising, watching movies or socialising. We do these things because of the way these activities make us feel but for a superiorly intelligent being, it could very well just be a waste of time and precious resourses.
@myothersoul1953
5 жыл бұрын
@@renovation-maison Emotions might be perceived as a lower level of intelligence but without them we wouldn't even want technology because we wouldn't want. Wanting is an emotion. Emotions are the basis of motivations. A.I. is very powerful technology but lacks motivation. There are very smart people that lack motivation so they never achieve anything. A.I. would suffer the same fate unless motivated people use it.
This level of A.I. is not merely a couple of decades away.. it’s much, much farther away. There’s far too many areas that have to converge in order to set that path in motion. Yes, it’s true that technology is becoming more advanced, it’s not on a macro scale. There are so many areas that need to be leveled out that it’s at least 100 years away. We can barely run computer games at 4K 144hz with a single GPU.. there may be special cases where technology is seemingly far ahead of the masses, but it’s an infrastructure that needs to be built up with the pathway you want the future to be. We aren’t close.
@ArvinAsh
3 жыл бұрын
Maybe, but Kurzweil has not walked back his predicted year.
@carbon_no6
3 жыл бұрын
Arvin Ash - I meant no disrespect by my comment.
Imagine in the future downloading an virus and get tik tok ads 24/7
@misfitsBP18
4 жыл бұрын
All you're gonna hear is some area 51 alien shit playing while you're sleep
I don´t think it will take another 25 years. Imho it will be a lot quicker.
Somthing I did't know till now and I wish it will happen soon
It may be that we have underestimated the number of computations of which the human brain can do per second, resulting in the singularity being pushed back by a few years -- still, it's coming.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Or could it be that we have overestimated the number of computations, and thus the Singularity comes before Kurzweil predicted?
@baldon2652
5 жыл бұрын
Unlikely, however, I suppose that AIs interacting with one another in the cloud, could produce a narrow super-intelligence -- whatever that means, 'cause who knows. On the other hand perhaps we need to consider what Rodger Penrose has to say about neural microtubules. Watch... kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZYuMtrppebjHf8o.html
@baldon2652
5 жыл бұрын
P.S. I meant "Roger" also try looking at this... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orchestrated_objective_reduction
@donnabrahamworsley5857
5 жыл бұрын
In 2060 reverse aging will be invented 2150 cyborg immortality ill be a cyborg and immortal
@viniciusbueno2160
5 жыл бұрын
@@ArvinAsh one thing that i'm hoping for is that in future, is that our brain capacity will be increased! From 10% to 20% at start and that would change everything
if i have access to that technology, i will change that much my body and brain that i literally will forget who i was before. Maybe i will keep some memories in a usb lol
I really want to upload, but I don't like the idea of having a significant portion of my neocortex in the cloud. I want my augmentation to be as local as possible, otherwise a momentary connection interruption would be like having a stroke.
Sounds more like a miracle than singularity. Will call it miraclary.
@DanMice1
4 жыл бұрын
AI will destroy us long before because the planet is a living organism and our host and we are destroying it
@DanMice1
3 жыл бұрын
@The Black Dawn/Ajjqi or upload us
@Azamat421
2 жыл бұрын
@The Black Dawn/Ajjqi nope
However there are some physical limits to exponential growth, such as those for Moore's law.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
isac You are correct that there are physical limits based on current conventional technology. The thought is that things like quantum computing and optical chips could reset those limits.
@isaacjacobharris
5 жыл бұрын
Oh yeah, totally. But in the physical sense of the term "Moore's Law" (being the density of transistors within a circuit) there are some current physical limits.
@cro-magnongramps1738
5 жыл бұрын
isac and Arvin Ash you are forgetting about Nanotechnology... Moore's law has no answer for the probability of computer chips based on new material science and the Nano Scale taking over from the present systems... I'm projecting that 2030, we will have nano tech that will be injectable into the human body, that will enable us to communicate with the cloud, via our neural web, but not only that, but these will also be located all over our internal organs by 2035 and by 2045 we will be so interconnected with the cloud, that we will be a new sub set of the human evolution. We will look back at people who have not accepted the technology, like we do the Great Apes today... In the 70's and 80's we assumed the Borg would be a meld of technology and biology, but in reality, it will be more like the Vorlon. But like the humans in the Babylon 5 couldn't understand the Vorlon, neither would the Borg. It will be like a farmer from 1700 BC Europe being introduced to a farmer in 21st Century Europe... btw, I came here via an advertisement for this channel... so for the people making these videos, thanks for the marketing... cheers CMG aka John Oldman :)
@LouSaydus
5 жыл бұрын
You arent considering the future of technology that isn't built on silicon, or even known physics.
@DevidesByZero
5 жыл бұрын
Google Duplex passes the turing test. Dating apps match people via AI. Scientists have figured out how to mathematically represent the intrinsic value curiosity and implement it in machine learning to great effect. You can no longer be sure if your talking to a human, AI is literally breeding humans and our computers are now curious. Let that sink in. What a wonderful time to be alive.
Some tech evolve fast but after that slow down. Think about aeroplane. Had very fast evolution but after that it slow down even in reverse (Concord the only supersonic comercial plane was retired ). We still dont have comercial plane that goes mach 10.
@ksr3535
3 жыл бұрын
once a part of tech starts slowing down, something new arrives, as plane tech slowed down, rockets might replace them considering the price of launch of rocket has gone down a lot...rockets still have the potential to go more than 15km/s by using nuclear reactors or fusion or any other one(antimatter)...once that slows down, warp drives(maybe) can arrive. Moore’s law started to slow down for traditional computers...now quantum computers have arrived....and i am not saying plane and computers will get replaced by these new tech...but will co exist...and there will be growth in these new technologies:)
I was expecting a skillshare or curiosity stream ad.
Gadgets,cars,robots AI are living too !
Au secours ! How can intelligence can be disconnected to love, which is the really deep creative energy of all of us.... Singularity seems to me super unconscious
@khashy87
5 жыл бұрын
Exactly
@user-ic7tp6jg7s
2 жыл бұрын
Love is only a darwinian mechanism leading to population growth. Even the grandmother's love for grandson rigidly contributes to the survival of offspring. Horns protect cows from predators, and our propensity for each other helps us survive and reproduce. Immortals will not reproduce, those who have already been born will live forever. 😎 So love will desappear together with creativity and cognition. We'll have instead the full control over reality without labour, errors or insights. Dehumanisation has began!
they better hurry up and make me some medical nanobots to fix this old meat sack of mine....
what's the background track? it's great. so synthetic!
@ArvinAsh
4 жыл бұрын
"Endogeny" by Keith Anthony Holden.
@chonglao350
4 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much, Arvin. Great channel! watched all 120+ videos in 2 evenings.
some very rich person will have their brain and memories put into a machine before anything else. and then they will never die.
cant come soon enough.
Don't fear the FUTURE. Human beings have the know how to advance or transform(transhumanism) into "Super-beings"! I loooove it.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
I agree. I'm very optimistic about it too.
@paulohagan3309
3 жыл бұрын
Well, the future is going to come anyway whether we fear it or not ...
However I doubt this would happen, but want this to happen. If it happens in me and my family's lifetime would be great as I will make them immortal with me.
All matter is living !
Why hasn't Cgi got better? I think some things plateau and can languish for years until they pick up steam again. My prediction is A.I. will be one of these things that plateau.
@ArvinAsh
4 жыл бұрын
You may be right. But for now, it just seems to be getting better and better every year.
@paulohagan3309
3 жыл бұрын
It already happened with two 'AI winters', one in the 80s and another in I think, the 90s. Things could change but right now, it's full steam ahead (ironic expression ...).
Cool video. I lost you at transfer muscle memory to your brain. Isn't this memory by definition retained in your muscles? Oversimplifying it of course but harder to comprehend.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Valid point. Retention within the muscle is not a foregone conclusion. There is nothing like "memory" within muscles the same way we think of memory in the brain. it is likely a combination of physical muscular structure, along with the interconnections in the brain that control those muscles. To some degree, this may be able to be "downloaded" in the future, but I agree with you that you will not become Michael Jordan or Tiger Woods overnight.
Just call it Skynet so we can all sleep easier in 25 years from now. Sincerely, the human race. 🥺
@palesazozi793
4 жыл бұрын
Call it targeted individual torture . Do we need AI that badly?
So what didn't The Matrix predict and outline??
Being smarter and more intelligent, does it equate to being happy or happier? That is the question.
@ArvinAsh
3 жыл бұрын
I think we can pretty much conclude, based on the happiness levels today vs. past, that the answer is probably not. I think that technology beyond a certain level of basic need, such as food, water, shelter, doesn't add much to human satisfaction.
I watched ur video today in 2023, and this morning a read a news that Elon Muck have permitted license for chip implant to human brain... okay, I will make a comment again at 2030 for the progress if KZread still exist.
Integrating the internet in the brain and doing a test at university... wow! The end of school?
@helenalmadrigo3619
4 жыл бұрын
End of school or end of privacy this will be the horrible ways wicked corporation will access your brain and manipulates you its like a slavery for most of its users
Just hoping it happens in my lifetime
How can we make sure that we're not in for becoming a possible hive mind. That one person or AI will control all. I'm extremely hesitant to join certain inventions. Some things might sound great at first but could have dire consequences. On top of things that could basically go wrong I'm afraid we will gain more power than we can handle.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
"Gain more power than we can handle" -- we are already there! We have not shown, as a species, that we can handle the power we already have.
@Galaxia53
5 жыл бұрын
@@ArvinAsh The Netflix series Black Mirror shows some problems that we could run into. There for example a mother that had gotten the option the have a chip inside of her child so she could see everything the child was able to see on a tablet. She could blur out things she didn't want her daughter to see like blood. It seemed to work out at first but due to indirect pressure of class mates that could see things she couldn't see the daughter eventually got so annoyed with the blur she started to cut her self in order to see it. And the mother got obsessed with were her daughter was and if she was safe. They eventually together decided that the mother wouldn't watch anymore. But she couldn't help her self and saw things she was not supposed to see. It turned into a disaster. We're not already there. We're going to gain power over things we're not build to have power over or just shouldn't have power over.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
@@Galaxia53 That is a great series. One of my favorites. Season 4 is especially good.
A. PERFECT LIFE.
I love AI too !
So... the Borg?
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
...is us...maybe.
We will be a Borg Colony by then.
I BET IF IT HAPPENS, SUN WILL RISE FROM WEST.
Speaking of evolution what if we asked the technology to improve itself
I am proud that you are an Indian.🇮🇳😍
Resistance is futile. We are Borg.
Elon Musk is doing the work for this via neurolink.
Ill be dead thankfully
"Smarter" is not a word I would ever use when comparing a machine to a human mind and brain -- a machine needs a human to build it
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Can we not build something smarter, or more intelligent than ourselves?
@CalumnMcAulay
5 жыл бұрын
according to this theory it is the machines that will build themselves so technically it is they who will build themselves to be smarter than we are, even though we initiated it - it could be a disaster but i hope otherwise
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Yep, you're in good company -- Elon Musk and Bill Gates share your concern. It is an unknown, and probably an unknowable unknown. An AI experiment at Facebook resulted in chatbots creating their own language, after which the scientists shut the experiment down.
@mickkennedy1344
5 жыл бұрын
'Smart' and 'intelligent' are human words applied to sentient beings (humans....and animals) -- there are people who are trying to change the meaning of 'gender', this is the same kind of insanity.
@kingkirby8960
5 жыл бұрын
@@ArvinAsh Are you serious? That's crazy scary. Any sources?
Not silicone but graphene
I don't know about learning something instantly. It would nearly destroy competition. And with machines taking over all of the jobs. And living for ever. Humanity might be in for a boredom wave. We need to be challenged
@abraham8565
3 жыл бұрын
There's like two side. Maybe positive, maybe negative. That's harsh reality. There's no perfect world
SIngularity Net (AGIX)
👍💯☮️
Thinking Cellular Bio-chip tech at the DNA level could it be possible or are these just rantings of a madman and humanity will become the playthings for AI ???
i remember the day i was created. a flesh and blood human. that was a long time ago. its been 50,000 years and that old biological body is gone now. do i regret my decision on immortality? idk, i need some time to think about it...
What about sex in the singularity? And will human breeding become obsolete?
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
AI robots, or direct access to your pleasure centers, may be the alternatives.
@myothersoul1953
5 жыл бұрын
Why would an A.I. want to have sex? Or experience an sort of pleasure? It wouldn't. A.I. is a set of mathematical procedures not a biological creature. We shouldn't anthropomorphize mathematics.
If by 2045 humanity is immortal and computers and robots will do all the work. Why do we need a chip in our head? Do the robots need a piece of our minds or do we need the mind of the robot? Or is it nothing more than entertainment in a universe without any meaning whatsoever?
Au secours ! How can intelligence can be disconnected to love, which is the really deep creative energy of all of us.... Singularity seems to me super unconscious!
We are the borg resistance is futile
@paulohagan3309
3 жыл бұрын
We are the Borg; originality is futile.
Absolutely, the Singularity will happen. Hopefully, WWIII does not happen before then. If it does, it may push the timeline for the Singularity further into the future. The next 20 years are going to be interesting. I'm 64 years old right now. Still in pretty good health. I wonder if I'll get a chance to have my lifetime extended when a cure for aging happens because of the advances in medicine from the Singularity. I would love to live for a few hundred years. As Kursweil is quoted as saying, "Live Long Enough to Live Forever". That is, stay alive long enough so science can give you two more years of life for every year of aging. Bring it on.
Love your vids, but this time you've left out the "brakes" on technology; history repeating itself. The idea that those with enough money to own the first of the technologically intelligent would share the benefits with the common man is ridiculous. Hasn't ever happened before, no reason to believe it will happen anytime soon. How can this be proven today? Simple... 99.99% of the audience of this video hasn't the least idea how to program existing computers, let alone algorithmic education toward the field of AI. Were they to try and get on board, they'd soon find out that the manufacturers already saw them coming and have already absconded the academic possibilities for themselves. In other words, its the "next battle" we've already lost.
I see a huge market exploitation
How are most people so excited about all this? I'm frankly terrified by such technological possibilities and where those might lead to... If you're able to have any skill instantly and live forever as a result then what are you at this point? Certainly not human.
@paulohagan3309
3 жыл бұрын
Supposing you're at death's door. You're not religious and you believe that soon they're going to put you in a hole in the ground and that's it (leaving aside the possiblity of quantum immortality which is another can of uh, worms). The singularity suddenly happens and now you have the possiblity of at least living for a very long time if not forever in a very happy state of mind, learning new things all the time, maybe developing warp drive and moving out to explore the universe and maybe the multiverse. What are you going to choose? I believe it's called 'the transhumanist wager' ...
@Bamb00zled88
3 жыл бұрын
@@paulohagan3309 it's not even difficult, it's impossible to imagine such a thing. What does 'living happy' even mean for this thing that I'd become? You transcend life itself, happiness and suffering as we know it. Godlike understanding of reality and transcendence into a hive mind. What happens to your own consciousness once it transcends? All those questions and no answers. Our minds didn't evolve to develop a skill set to deal with such a thing and it might break us. It's not you anymore the moment you tick off all the boxes above. Plus we don't know what sort of perils lie on the other side. Nothing is just happy all the time.That's a fool's gold.
@paulohagan3309
3 жыл бұрын
@@Bamb00zled88 If you're part of a hive mind which presumably would be oriented to better possibilities then you would have a good chance of arriving at those good possibilities, expecially if you could potentially last forever. True, in a sense you wouldn't be you but after death you won't be you either even if you believe in life after death which is going to be transformative any way you look at it. None of us is the person we were even five years ago. We are always transforming We didn't evolve to live the life we have now. As a hive mind we should be able to solve the problems that beset us as limited, finite beings
@shreyaskashi7922
3 жыл бұрын
@@Bamb00zled88 you must be a troll or a fool if you can live forever there will be no fear of death
@Bamb00zled88
3 жыл бұрын
@@shreyaskashi7922 nowhere did I mention a fear of death. Fear of life is another matter entirely.
Stop it. These guys arent making predictions on spontaneous technological developments. There is a clear agenda and plan for what technology will be presented to the masses. All major tech companies, manufacturers and major retailers work together.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Really? Can you give an example? Do you think google conspired with yahoo, microsoft and others before introducing their search engine?
@ajsplace12
5 жыл бұрын
@@ArvinAsh lets use common sense fir a second. How does Microsoft,yahoo, ask jeeves, alta vista, and other supposedly independent orgabizations all decide to use the same method and or approach to facilitate navigation of the internet and present these solutions around the same time period. Do you think they all organically decided that typing stuff in a search bar was the way to go huh? Are we supposed to beleive no large company was innovative enough to present perhaps an alternative approach that wasnt exactly like the others except plus or minus a certain number of features? I encourage you to think critcally and dont discount the value of common sense and intuition.
@Galaxia53
5 жыл бұрын
@@ajsplace12 Do you know a better way to navigate on the internet?
@ajsplace12
5 жыл бұрын
@@Galaxia53 you missed the point of the comment smh 😬.
@Galaxia53
5 жыл бұрын
@@ajsplace12 If you think it's so weird that they're all using the same system around the same time till this date it must mean you know of obviously better and different ways they could have done it. If there aren't any different better ways then what's so weird here.
Is really dangerous yo have machines billons times smart than us!
@thomasleach832
5 жыл бұрын
Might help us.
@gregsmall541
4 жыл бұрын
@@thomasleach832 yes it will "help us. it will help the human race. it will help the planet...." by killing 99% of all humans...............
like the Borg? fascinating but ill pass
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Resistance is futile.
@monkeyrobotsinc.9875
5 жыл бұрын
good for us.
Yea Na!
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
Come on...don't you want to live forever?
@viniciusbueno2160
5 жыл бұрын
@@ArvinAsh well I do want to live forever, but with my individuality as a human being, not as a machine. Unless we have a 100% equal simulation of the real world but that's a little far
Neurolink
My DNA is God !
Mainstream scientists: Humans will be extinct in about 100,000 years! Ray Kurzweil: Jan 1st, 2050!
Its not interesting at all maybe you could link your brain to a machine and access vast amounts of data but are you really sure that they are no violation will occur ragradless of the concern about privacy if you can imagine this its horrible to think that corporation has taken advantage of this by manipulating your mind
I think if humans joined their minds together, they'd go mad. What about privacy? How could anything be secret anymore?
A pay to win society taken to the next level. It's only super if you're the only one who has it. It's one prediction we should hope does not come true. I mean why have an experience when you can just download one? How would you know the difference? That life you're living... it's not yours. It's just a downloaded memory.
Aging will be reversed by 2030; follow and support Aubrey de Grey.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
I have heard of age prolonging technology, but have not heard of any age reversing tech. If you have any citations let me know. I hope it happens.
@ruslanpetrovski8413
5 жыл бұрын
@@ArvinAsh Have you ever heard about Aubrey de Grey?.........simply watch his conferences, right here on KZread.
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
@@ruslanpetrovski8413 Very interesting. Thanks.
@ruslanpetrovski8413
5 жыл бұрын
@@ArvinAsh You're welcome.
@jonreiser2206
5 жыл бұрын
If I haven't already, I'd like to suggest you check out my library. I collect videos and sort them by category. I have a Singularity category.
Presenter should shave that tiny bit of hair he has left
@ArvinAsh
5 жыл бұрын
powerpsi / No way man! It lets me pretend I’m not completely bald.
I am a female God !
@JB52520
5 жыл бұрын
If you're a god, please upload me.
Sounds Awful!!
Au secours ! How can intelligence can be disconnected to love, which is the really deep creative energy of all of us.... Singularity seems to me super unconscious
@ArvinAsh
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It's possible that our AI overlords will be able to love, no?