What technological advancements do you predict we will get within the next 100 years?
What technological advancements do you predict we will get within the next 100 years?
What technological advancements do you predict we will get within the next 100 years?
public ai models trained on human brain signals to enable mind reading and even more accurate brain signal to image analysis than we have now
already happened. i guess im sure it'll be public within 100 years barring solar flares, mutally assured destruction, etc.
we'll definitely have robot frick dolls that run software from a trained neural net and can be trained to do what you want. also, some sort of neural feedback masturbation device that you can set to edge you for 8 hours is already here it just needs someone to put the pieces together and bring it to market
you better prepare your good goy thoughts now for when the government passively scans your brain in the supermarket
>Government scans my brain
>They learn that anytime I see a woman I wonder what her farts smell like and imagine her shitting herself or in my mouth
it's going to be a lot worse than that
the average IQfy autist is fricked
all this is going to do is train peoples imaginations for picturing more and more vivid scenes. you know, ultra violence and torture of all feds.
also this ai garbage is plateauing hard neural nets suck dick and there's not much more you can cram into them practically
it might do that for morons and psychopaths who double down on their criminal thoughts like yourself who need to be locked up away from the rest of society, sure
you will be precrimed though, and there is nothing you can do about it
kind of hard in noninvasive ways. especially without you noticing
for now, we are talking about the future here
the fact that they can do it at all with AI has already sealed fates
>be me
>go to the shop
>guard does routine remote scan on my brain as I walk through the pasta aisle
>"This dude has been thinking 'Inhale, Exhale' for 15 minutes straight now, check it out Joe"
>"Whew, first time seeing a sub-20 IQ in the wild"
>look up
>guards are pointing and laughing at me from the railing upstairs
>run away crying, the guards can see into my mind a new but final thought
>"I can cry at home, hold it a bit longer"
>Super technological learning method
>Yet, still needs a guy to manually run it
Old drawings are weird, ngl
>not having a human to push the button
This is why you are not a tech genius anon.
If the current treatment AI is receiving from the general public is any indicator I predict we'll go backwards in technological progression.
I hope so. I'm starting to loathe technology.
it's smoke and mirrors to ensure a virtual monopoly. nobody except a useful idiot is against AI. That's not to say AI is good, but its a modern arms race. Anti AI people that aren't AI or astroturfers themselves might as well be anti-gun advocates in the year 900
It's deserved. Someone the other day called LLMs "overgrown autocomplete" and it's the exact description for them. M$ and Apple are going to try to force them into the OS ecosystem and they'll be more hated than Clippy.
t. someone with a fundamental misunderstanding of neural networks and machine learning
Sam Altman will be the first tech CEO to livestream his suicide.
why?
That's ultimately between him and his maker.
Hardly anything, at least nothing the average joe will know about. We reached the peak and now we're in the decline. People are more concerned with brown and train feelings over advancing the human race.
flying dogs that shoot webs out of their dicks
>we
ngmi
A new type of screen that can show two layers of images to your brain at the same time so advertisers can put ads right in front of the content all the time and there is no way to skip it or look away. It will be in all Samsung devices.
at most that's how you'll pay for your Neuralink chip implant. free but 10 years of unskipable ads
I want to have real ai friends because I can't make real human friends
I wouldn't be that surprised if an AI went like
>ah hell nah
and delete itself immediately after saying "Hi"
Let's be realistic.
My grandmother born in 1932 lived in Yugoslavias rural area.
She didn't have piped water, electricity, radio, fridge or any modern appliance until she moved in with my grandpa to the city in about 1950s so for 20 years she lived mostly as people lived 2000 years ago.
Slowly she they got a TV, Phone, and this is where her want to technology ended, she didn't want to use a debit card to pay in shops, she didn't want to learn how to use a smart phone, she didn't want to learn the new TV streaming services.
My point is at the tail end of it she was overwhelmed by progress she gave up.
100 years from today is an incredibly long time.
Very realistic advancements would be Brain to Computer interfaces, at first they'll be output only. When they become input too everything will change, schools will become redundant and they'll more be social places for kids to gather and maybe a few percentages will attend.
When this happens a lot of technologies will die in a decade. Nobody will have any use for monitors, speakers, headphones, mice and keyboards, radios and so on...they'll be relegated to niche uses like say airplanes with pilots will still need to have displays in additon to neural interfaces.
Then you'll get a sharp devide of people who will value "liberty" of the human experience over implants. These will die out in the next 100 years after it is invented.
The repercussions of this are too far reaching for me to even imagine.
Your granmda existed in the century where companies couldn't half-ass everything and lie to cheat stockgays and venture-capitalists so that stuff HAD to keep getting better.
In the modern era it's all about shaking around the wealth that already exists, not creating more. It's over.
Chinese girls
Probably some really horrible brain chemicals the government will use on children in an attempt to reverse their own populations becoming moronic and falling into wrong think.
It's over for software and hardware advancement though.