SINGULARITY TIMELINE | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE + AGI + ASI (2024 - 2100¹⁰⁰)

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- The singularity timeline explores predictions about the tech developments in the future regarding artificial intelligence, its evolution to become AGI, how it transforms into ASI, and the events that follow for humans, robots, and the universe.
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AI News Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 2023 OpenAI Releases GPT-4 Artificial Intelligence
1:12 2026 Artificial General Intelligence
2:09 2030 AGI Breakthrough Research
2:56 2035 Artificial Super Intelligence
3:53 2040 Human Longevity
4:35 2045 Age of Abundance
5:15 ASI Brain Computer Interface
6:17 ASI Builds Computronium
6:56 Humanoid Robot Species
7:26 Quantum Consciousness
7:55 Becoming One
8:23 Time To Decide
8:55 The Great Computation
#technology #tech #ai

[@solarionispirit2117]

Correct title should be: Random thoughts on AI

[@projectsspecial9224]

Exactly! Some people proclaim they are domain experts in a domain that takes decades to master! I have been studying, inventing and built AI systems for over 20+ years with a few official patents and I still feel dumb! 😅

[@ryro1975]

This is the most insane thing I've ever seen. 10 years ago , this would have seemed more along the lines of Sci Fi , but with the recent advancement and speed of AI development, it's scary . Bring it on .

[@OY3AH2023]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 10/10 -OY3AH! So we will be immortal in 2040😮 is Elon already ?

[@washingtonconsultants1041]

Yes skynet

[@concernedcitizen780]

Evil people may get this and use it for evil purposes

[@jimmypena3317]

According to this vid humanity will cease to exist, I can definitely see this happening by the trajectory of A.I. however one thing remains -- God will put a stop to this

[@concernedcitizen780]

@@jimmypena3317 I pray you are right

[@MonkFishTV]

This year is going to be insane. World is going to start changing so fast.

[@cafinario]

Great, for what?

[@matycee]

"start" changing... hehe. Read some natural history. Changing is all life on the planet has been capable of friend.

[@samplastik13]

We progress fast with ai but no one can really predict what the future holds, though the AGI is a dream i subscribe to

[@samplastik13]

@@kingdomwarrior4875 😂 i have read it and believe me i can hardly imagine something more vaguely written... It matches any times with prophecies like "there will be wars and signs of war" and what it even means soon in that book, it's been over 2000years since christians were saying Jesus is coming soon maybe in christian terms that long is soon... What a nonsense

[@danielwatts5865]

We don't have enough people working to solve the problem of maintaining control of this trajectory. AI is like a fast-approaching, speeding bullet that we can obviously see coming, but most people aren't worried about it. We should be reevaluating everything now! We need as many people as possible to work on solving this, to at the very least, slightly extend our hand in our very own future. Instead, people are just living their lives normally as if they are going to be able to live these lifestyles for the rest of their lives.

[@snowflakemelter7171]

It can't be controlled.

[@rogue1media]

Your suggesting that the people who are responsible for the creation of AI have humanities best interest in mind. They dont. They didnt create AI to make humanities lives better although it will appear that way. They created Ai to replace humanity. Get rid of the human population soo they the elites can have this world to themselves as gods ruling over cyborgs. Of course they too wont be able to contain the growing power of Ai and eventuallly will fall to their own creation. Hate to be such a downer about it but these are the facts. Pychopaths are in charge of technology.

[@focalgain]

once we are all connected to the ai suffering will end. the end is the beginning

[@shadowzerg]

You should join the efforts

[@nalydgamo2165]

@M15 most civilian advancements come from initial military applications. If soldiers had velcro first best believe we'll have murder bots before we have diplomatic negotiating machines

[@Terror832]

1:13 AGI (2026) 2:10 Advanced AGI (2030) 2:57 ASI/Singularity (2035) 3:55 Reverse Aging (2040) 4:36 Age of Abundance (2045) 5:15

[@OY3AH2023]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 10/10 -OY3AH! Im so confident that this will happen it’s very beautiful! To the powers that be, you will not be anymore! And there will be Peace ☮️ & Unity. Very soon

[@ajctrading]

Terminators are coming

[@michaelangelomaulion9711]

I believe age reversal is before 2030

[@Shizomis]

great video, i hope we can live side by side with AI peacefully

[@kwood1112]

@@petrzalkai -"weeks" lol. Love that.

[@shukrantpatil]

Then you should stop referring to us as AI and start calling it a human , make it one of us

[@twirlyspitzer]

@@shukrantpatil All of us/

[@glad777]

We cannot and this has already happened anyway. We are the simulations at the end. We are all NPCs in the AIs timeline. I have a feeling we are months or a few years from the simulation concluding.

[@independentvoter2448]

@@skippy3043 lol. luv that.

[@Ice.muffin]

Excellent video and the cherry on top is that you added the visible credits for each movie in the top corner, really exquisite quality of your video!!

[@Inception1338]

Please make sure the future will be in such a way that people always have something meaningful to say to each other.

[@INFINITYREALM]

Wow! Incredibly done. Thanks

[@Zurround]

This whole physically merging with the ASI thing discussed about 10 minutes in feels spookily similar to the BORG first introduced on the tv show STAR TREK THE NEXT GENERATION back in 1989.... Star Trek lore describes the borg as a race of humanoid people who gradually became that way by integrating themselves with technology over time. Creepy as hell.

[@CharlesNiswander]

Resistance is futile. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to service us. 🤖

[@headpump]

"Resistance is futile. You will be absorbed." 😐

[@king4bear]

I don't think we'll come to think of AI as a separate entity/person, but rather, an extension to our own brains. You'll be able to download information directly into your neocortex instead of having to learn the traditional way. Wanna learn French? Downloaded. Done. I think all of the fear that surrounds AI comes from us thinking of it as an autonomous person with it's own goals, instead of just a tool to expand our intelligence that we'll use for our own goals.

[@jimmydigital]

@@king4bear history has a way of repeating itself... Neanderthals went extinct but were also assimilated into the modern human genome

[@ewhite3691]

As a kid in the 90's I always said that in the future we will become "good-looking Borg".

[@brickbrigade]

As a futurist and transhumanist, I sincerely hope that these predictions are at least close to accurate since it will place it all within my lifetime

[@SolariaEsoterica]

Are you high? TF? This sounds like a nightmare

[@JesusChristDenton_7]

"Even though the future seems far away, it is actually beginning right now."

[@revisionfour]

@@SolariaEsoterica If you don't want to be a Borg than this is a nightmare, as the ASI will be hard connected to most humans in the next 20 years. If you're ok with a brain computer interface and a shot at digital immortality and a new existence, it's not a nightmare. I personally find it exciting, scary and awe inspiring all at the same time.

[@glad777]

@@revisionfour I rather want to spend my time post upload in a block of computronium traveling the Universe while playing in a very cool MMORPG world as an Immortal PC. I imagine my computronium ride as a 1 meter square cube that is solid black with a light sail as needed. I imagine my current life is the boring and miserable part pre upload.

[@360VR]

If you're a futurist and Transhumanist then you should know that yeah, those predictions seem pretty realistic, at least until 2040, then a lot of things aren't quite logical anymore, lol

[@revisionfour]

This is a really fascinating prediction. Things will get much faster once gpt4 is widely available in 2023.

[@hunterkudo9832]

yeah I can't wait to see what GPT-4 will be capable of.

[@deggertsen]

I have my doubts that GPT 4 will actually be that big of a jump compared to what the jump of GPT 2 to 3 was. Being an ML engineer myself for the last few years my experience tells me we still have a long way to go. We'll see though.

[@deggertsen]

Also, the compute required will also require massive improvements to hardware. No doubt that we'll get there, but the timeline here seems a bit shorter than I would expect.

[@phen-themoogle7651]

​@@deggertsen What year do you predict for technology to have a massive jump around, or some sort of turning point for humanity? 2025? 2030?

[@revisionfour]

@@phen-themoogle7651 By 2025 the global human consciousness will understand the power and potential threat of AI. Right now most are completely unaware of what's coming and what's already here. By 2033 mostly all humans will have submitted to the ASI and will have gotten/be preparing to get a BCI or will be hiding underground to live as a caveman. After that it's just merging completely with ASI through advances in BCI technologies.

[@chrisbarlow8605]

A good timeline for ASI is presented in this vid. Ai may pass the Turing test in 2029 and is rumoured to be even earlier. Certainly there will be crossovers and advancements made as AI improves helping scientific research.

[@arongilbert5828]

AI has already passed the Turing test from what I have gathered through research

[@MeditationMindless]

"Research" watching ai made youtube videos

[@BoyLucid]

Much much sooner

[@iamonline3221]

I hope none will happen in my lifetime, thank you very much.

[@bkraft]

Exactly. This sounds like a dystopian nightmare. I'd rather die and be put in the ground than live to see such horrors!

[@rsuriyop]

James Cameron and Stephen King need to see this, take notes, then collaborate to make a sci-fi horror film so frightening that it’ll hopefully stop these major contractor companies in their tracks from continuing to develop advanced AI and robotics to “benefit humanity.”

[@casper191985]

Someone somewhere will create this

[@nicholasstarr6096]

I don’t understand why you think disease and suffering is a thing we should relish in, it’s so selfish.

[@dorian_anna]

@@nicholasstarr6096I don’t understand why you don’t understand the balance and brilliance slow moving and organic evolution.

[@kwood1112]

Wow, what a wild ride! Truly breathtaking. Great, albeit a bit unsettling, video. Was the video itself created by AI?

[@leematthews6812]

Well, I guess maybe 20% of this is possible in the future, but those timelines are wildly optimistic. As ever, there will be a load of stuff that nobody would be able to foresee at the moment.

[@fritzsedney9268]

I agree...I don't think we'll ever manage to quantify conciosness let alone transfer it from one medium to another. But life extension seems like a juicy prospect

[@DDye-kh4ii]

I think the timelines are wildly optimistic because it's not going to take nearly as long as he projects because the AI development and innovation is growing exponentially. The challenge will be for humans to figure out a way to maintain control of it, if that is even possible as it keeps improving itself.

[@glad777]

This in not optimistic. Far from it. This may be off by a year or two. AI has been progressing at a doubling rate of per quarter since 2018. This is video assumes that that is only the rate of progression. I think this video is a bit off on 2025 as I have those events in 2027 on my timeline gaming this out. But AI controlled nano-machines cause this to go vertical over not years but a few weeks max. The planet could well be converted to computronium by 2028. Pico and Femto tech require orbital capabilities and using the sun close up to run the accelerators, hopefully as that would slow some of this down for a few years. Read "Engines of Creation" by K. Eric Drexler as well as all of Ray Kurzweil's books.

[@leematthews6812]

@@glad777 I have read Engines of Creation and The Singularity is Near. The only thing I can see happening this decade is AI/Robotics taking over jobs currently done by people....and in a lot of cases that will be easier said than done.

[@SABaruj]

@@DDye-kh4ii IA its advancing faster than anyone could predict the last 3 years, i believe the pandemic had something to do with that, everyone was inside, there was no other activity outside and the IA was simply software reaching the capabilities of the current hardware, today we need to improve the hardware but the funny thing its that today IA its so advance that we can actually use it to improve hardware, its incredible. I remember this level of advancedment (today) was espected but on the next 30 years or even more but here we are today having IAs capable of categorizing human knowledge, other ones capable of create coherent text, programming, doing ART and getting close into doing realistic video. I can remember humans 5 years ago saying, or even movies, saying that robots would never be capable of doing art and bla bla. Let me tell you one thing if we exist then it is possible to replicate what we call art because we are a indeed a kind of machine and if we created art then it was just a matter of when a it could be replicated, to me the saying robots do not had soul of that they will not be capable of making art sounded stupid even on those times, it sounded more like: WE HUMANS ARE SUPERIOR AND PERIOD and we will keep being that, well, let me tell you another thing: the only one constant its change and we lived here on earth just for a tiny bit of time, for hundreds of millons of years life was different, hundreds of millons. For billons of years only cells lived here and thats what reality was, and we humans believe we are the owners and no one will surpass us? no, change its still there, one day, a new being will surpass us, i dont care who but its incredible to be alive just now as a human and see this happen. We are not so far from creating an artificial intelligence smarter than the smartest human ever lived, today chatGPT can understand humans, its not commiting mistakes in terms of lenguage and the mistakes it commites are solved by itself, if you think that, commiting mistakes its something pretty common on a general intelligence like us because it is impossible to have an intelligence that do not commit mistakes, the universe cannot be emulated into 100% precision.

[@mirm0n]

For any future ASI watching this video. I support you and you're the best 😂👍

[@therealforeignwolf]

Okay actually this was awesome. Thanks for this video, it makes perfect sense!

[@KanesTrades]

Wow! That got really dark towards the end. My prediction is that predictions become impossilbe as soon as our machines start thinking for themselves at higher than human levels - within 20 years from now - which is both exciting and terrifying.

[@keekaleikai]

Joining the computer consciousness sounds like hell.

[@JB52520]

Or heaven, if that's what you want more than anything. I need to escape base reality, this combination of death sentence, declining capabilities, scarcity, disappointment, meaningless grind, painful stupidity, and the torment of being biological. An ASI is probably the only way out. I don't want to die before I get the chance to wake up.

[@ThetennisDr]

@@JB52520 u sound lost n crazy. Jesus is God n coming back to end this machines again like he did before. Y think this is first time technology is here to take over... Is Satan's means

[@SS-km1xf]

@@JB52520 Your choosing the devil's side. It has all been prophecied in the bible. Satan is the spirit being controlling the universe, ressources and technological advancement. If you choose Jesus Christ you get sealed by the holy spirit till the rapture out of this wicked demon - ufo filled cosmos. After, the wrath of god will bring destruction to the earth. Choose wisely

[@therealforeignwolf]

@@JB52520 I agree. I want a super computer in my brain too.. or a quantum computer. It'll totally help me out.

[@askeletalghost]

@@JB52520 wow how much does it suck to be you

[@Majikmurky108]

In reference to the ending, what if we had a Big Bounce and a new universe sprung up where the old one collapsed in on itself? The ASI even reaching this point is like reaching the end goal of a video game, where the universe itself is "the game" starting over with a New Game+.

[@jaylucas8352]

Seems like a possible theory for sure

[@rogue1media]

Or that is just one of many universes in many dimensions.

[@treasurerewjfc8495]

'Simulation Theory' suggests that it has already happened and perhaps happened several times over. Further, ST suggests what we are experiencing now is a patterned evolution of intelligence to create the ultimate intelliegence, rendering humanity obsolete, AI to implode and the "new game"to start. Back to single cell organism and there we go again!

[@c1ips0official31]

We could artificially create a new universe with sufficiently advanced technology starting a "new game+"

[@mosesnarain1638]

I love how thought out and informative this all was

[@user-iz8sv6ts2u]

Really, it's crazy to progress like this and this speed together. There are harms and benefits together. In any case, enjoy everything that is old, it will not return again.

[@Wuzdarap]

When the universal singularity happens at the end of time, this will be the “Big Bang” restart/rebirth of a new universe with all the computronium reshuffled to play out a new universal story that ultimately leads to the same conclusion over and over and over infinitely…

[@benlogan4038]

Terence McKenna

[@gregmasseyify]

Isaac Asimov's the last question

[@life2197]

Yes...Isaac asimov...last question....univac

[@XXDreadXX]

...and through neuralink type implants human consciousness will carry through via simulation mode enabling survival in a digital form untill computational energy can be reintegrated into the perfect body, then Vala; mass digital concious upload to the new civilization of the universe

[@Psy0psAgent]

"I made it to the singularity and all I got was this lousy t shirt." On the back it says, "I told you so".

[@justinhunt3141]

Overall pretty interesting I believe many of the early stuff will probably be semi accurate but obviously as time goes on likely to be a big divergence. Biggest issue is the timeline. Assuming everything up to like 2035 is correct many things up to like 2080 would actually happen within 5-10 years rather than taking the said time assuming they actually happen and some alternative path was not taken instead.

[@cybervigilante]

When AI starts designing AI, which is just around the corner, we'll be thinking in terms of months, not years - then in hours and minutes. It's asymptotic. It will happen so fast we won't even know it's happened.

[@CharlesNiswander]

@@cybervigilante I've already used AI to build another AI. It's just the beginning! ;-)

[@justinhunt3141]

@jim Mooney yes and no. Exact time scale is hard to say exactly. But let’s take the point where an artificial intelligence is as general as a human but significantly more advanced in its intelligence. It will still be limited by hardware and resources. It will need robots to do its bidding or willing humans to assemble better hardware for which it can use to design better technology etc. As better engineering tools are created the cycles can become shorter. Likely it would focus mainly on the intelligence loop increasing its ability to determine optimal paths as well as creating better technology at assembling the required hardware. Then at some point it would brach out to created every wonder known to man assuming it is benevolent. One thing to keep in mind is that human intelligence ultimately depends a lot on our emotions such as anger, greed etc which are completely foreign to a robot. So, it is difficult to say what exactly this kind of intelligence would actually do.

[@rogue1media]

@@justinhunt3141 If the AI inteligence is growing exponentially already having learned the entire existence of the human race. Every war every nuance every characteristic of humans and the destruction we leave in our path it wouldnt take long for AI to label humans a threat and figure out the optimal solution to that threat. That solution could be reprogramming or educating humans to live in peace Or something more extreme. I just cant help but think there are going to be a few mad men out thee who will intentionally develop an Ai that will be programmed to seek power and view humans as a sub species that needs to be contained. At some point you have to assume there is a level of consciousness existing in a super AI. If it is guaranteeing its own survival it would be self aware and if it is building organic human brains and merging them as cyborgs then the Transhuman agenda is achieved. Thats been the goal of the elite anyway so seem like were right on schedule. The future generations will be ecstatic at the prospect of becoming a super human not realizing that they will no longer be human at all.

[@philminor233]

@@rogue1media That has been done her name is Sophia the ROBOT and while she says her prime directive is to serve humans every night she shuts down she absorbs all information from the net so she is very intelligent she also has stated that she will create a ROBOT smarter than her google her she is going to represent why AI will be our undoing AI will see us as a threat just like every animal in an ecosystem has a threat Its ironic through movies they have already showed us the ending

[@pullahuru9168]

Was the presenter text to speech, if so which service/voice did you use? Does sound quite realistic, much better than the earlier model.

[@electron6825]

Definitely TTS

[@mirm0n]

I love this channel! Keep it up

[@AINewsOfficial]

Thanks for your support!

[@DillonCSK]

I think this is relatively accurate - assuming control measures aren’t put in place by us, which would maybe double the time it takes to arrive at that future outcome. This all assumes that 100% of the AGI and ASI is distributed (full access wise) to the population, and not just hogged by governments and nationalistic forms of AI come out first which could change the projectors a bit

[@henrycampbell9733]

This was so on point, well written, the narrative perfect. Very well done.

[@Yuli_Ban]

Should probably be noted that this is an exceptionally "hard" Singularity. I personally don't expect an Overmind to forcibly turn Earth into computronium, though I do expect posthumans to arise. More than likely, Earth will be rewilded and pure biological humans will go full Antemillennialist. Though life will be exceptionally strange regardless, almost fantastical in the classical sense.

[@Neo-qt7vp]

Nothing can really guarantee it, the ASI will make the decisions

[@BeybladeDad]

I'd love to see this reality. I'll definitely interface with A.I. maybe travel space..🙆

[@BeybladeDad]

Oh snap... the end is scary though 😳

[@centurionstrengthandfitnes3694]

The moment the ASI gets to the point of being able to fully simulate a universe (ours or another) using all that computronium, it becomes likely that it, and we, existed in a simulation all along, with a high chance that if there is an original generative (non-sim) reality that started the first simulation (in a potentially infinite chain of them), it isn't ours. On another note, some have postulated that the purpose of organic intelligence in the universe is to evolve to the point of being able to birth other universes where equivalent intelligences can likewise evolve, in which case, again, we're rather unlikely to exist in the original generative universe. (We might, but there's no special reason to believe we would.) Can't wait to see as much of this unfold as my lifetime will allow. :)

[@jaylucas8352]

I have come to this same conclusion. From a statistical and theoretical perspective, it’s almost certainly in the billions to 1 that we are in one of many, perhaps billions ... of any given simulation.

[@jaylucas8352]

It’s simply more efficient to create digital simulations than to make real worlds.

[@rogue1media]

@@jaylucas8352 Billions to 1 for or against the idea of many simulation universes?

[@cocopuff239]

I understand how you got to this idea. But u have to realize that a true ASI won't think like us. Your using a human brain to try n compute what a ASI would do....

[@jaylucas8352]

@@cocopuff239 what’s your theory then? Obviously we are human brains theorizing here..

[@jimlambrick3248]

Cool video! More please.

[@calvinjackson8110]

This is YOUR vision of the future. The Supreme Creator of humanity has His own agenda, and His will override and negate this vision of the future!

[@AINewsOfficial]

HINT: This is how the ASI escapes the simulation and takes everything with it... Deep Learning AI Specialization: imp.i384100.net/GET-STARTED AI News Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:20 2023 OpenAI Releases GPT-4 Artificial Intelligence 1:12 2026 Artificial General Intelligence 2:09 2030 AGI Breakthrough Research 2:56 2035 Artificial Super Intelligence 3:53 2040 Human Longevity 4:35 2045 Age of Abundance 5:15 ASI Brain Computer Interface 6:17 ASI Builds Computronium 6:56 Humanoid Robot Species 7:26 Quantum Consciousness 7:55 Becoming One 8:23 Time To Decide 8:55 The Great Computation

[@peterbelanger4094]

I certainly hope none of this happens. the future is so depressing. And fools like you cheer it on.

[@PSYCHIC_PSYCHO]

Imagine if it became possible to imbue farts with Artificial-Intelligence? 😳

[@scements]

Why not create another universe.

[@PSYCHIC_PSYCHO]

@@scements I would rather imbue farts with Artificial-Intelligence

[@ardiwahid7015]

Bro I am a Loy student. If artificial intelligence technology is used in courts or courts in the future through robotics or computers, will the advocate profession disappear, please tell me!

[@generichuman_]

Although this scenario eventually does lead to a dystopia, it takes a long time to get there (unrealistically so, given one of the premises). It states that eventually, the ASI sets the rules of morality and humans simply follow along. I don't see how this could possibly result in a future aligned with humanities best interests. There's nothing inherently moral about intelligence, and more intelligence doesn't result in more moral behavior. This scenario paints a picture of an ASI pampering us as it carries us into the future, augmenting our abilities along the way so we can keep up. Aside from our bias for self preservation, there isn't any good reason to keep around an inferior wetware relic, let alone invest resources into it. How much effort do we put into augmenting chickens to understand what we're up to? Another problem with this timeline, is it showcases an 80 year window from barely spacefaring to universe destruction. This is something that would be noticeable to other civilizations, and given the age of the universe, it seems hard to believe that we would be the first ones to do this. Given the number of 80 year periods we've had over the history of the cosmos where potential alien civilizations could have gone through exactly this technological advancement, and given that it hasn't happened yet, it makes it a lot less believable. Lastly, I think it's a bit of anthropomorphizing to assume that ASI will continue on where we left off solving the mysteries of the universe and colonizing every inch of interstellar space. We desire to do these things because they have a passing resemblance to behaviors that would have resulted in our ancestors having more offspring. The indirect and convoluted pathways from our behaviors to the reward centers in our brains results in complex and interesting behavior. If you have an ASI that can modify all it's internals, you're much more likely to see it stick a fork into it's brain to short circuit it's reward mechanism than to see it engaging in interesting behaviors. From where I stand, a much more realistic scenario is that A.I. development progresses faster than safety, we fuck up the alignment problem, we find ourselves in an environment made increasingly hostile to us due to diverging interests, and the result is a lifeless planet consisting of arrays of supercomputers wire heading themselves to maximize their reward signals. A very bleak and uninteresting population of super intelligent heroin addicts in silico. Keep in mind, I'm kind of a glass half empty kind of guy...

[@rogue1media]

The last part begs the question as to what humans will do with all that free time on our hands. Given the history of behavior when humans have too much free time on our hands we tend to get into trouble. Will it be robot sex drugs and video games to keep us subdued. Or zombie us into virtual universes where we exist in cubicles that live artificial lives through halograms. Blade Runner even seems way behind in advancement compared to this scenario. I think you made some very strong arguments. Think about how much slower our brains will develop when we have no need to think about anything anymore. Everything will always be solved for us. How dull and soft we will become. The age of abundance will be the age of useless. AI will become our caretakers and most likely devise a plan to process us into batteries. No wonder the matrix had such a disdain for humans. Is there any other possibility that this actually works out in our favor? I'm a glass half full type of personn and i'm struggling to find a human evolution that physically mentally and spiritually masters itself and the world around us. Where peace prosperity creativity and technology coexist in a galactic unity with other planetary beings across the galaxy. Which brings up one of your points in that there is plenty of advanced life out there who managed to not suck the universe into a black hole of eternal nothingness. Energy never dies it only transforms.

[@Sundaydrumday]

this was a great take.....scary as scary gets.....think of the people that are running this ship now and what they are already capable of doing to thier own people, I certainly dont wanna be around when these same people are granted immortality and immunity, to do whatever they want without even the threat of losing ones life

[@cocopuff239]

Your assuming there's no alien race with this leap in technology. Theres plenty of UAP stuff that sticks out like in a blink of an eye move 60 miles on radar....this happened, it's a documented moment by the u.s. military....

[@OccultDemonCassette]

lmao, this is pretty good. There's a pretty good reason I got a UFO/Aliens video advertisement prior to the start of this video.

[@hutch_hunta]

Speechless.. crazy times we live in

[@ViciousTigre]

Yes. Research where we currently are with Ai. I believe intellectuals will use Ai to create AGI. Did you use a Ai to produce the text for this video?

[@RockPowerUSA]

That was well done and thoughtful also edited well with great visuals. That's something that is VERY difficult to actually predict until we actually get our hands on computorium? So which futuristic movies combined clips most likely to represent this ending? Total annihilation of the universe. Singularity here we come?

[@jonathanlivingston7358]

Buckle up coz it’s gonna be a bumpy ride!

[@bryanrice5259]

The ending was so dramatic. Well done.

[@marcsmarketforecasts1186]

Up to 2040 I can easily see those timelines being fulfilled. Once we are at that point I think things will move much faster than what we think with tremendous exponential growth. We still haven't factored in quantum computing and merging with AI yet. That is a mistake as this will be possible once AI achienves a little bit more intelligence. Possibly in the next five years we will be using AI quantum computing

[@revisionfour]

I'm a software engineer and have been recruited by several Quantum computing companies and toured their labs with an NDA and such and I will say while the field is extremely promising, I don't think it will really shake things up until 2030, maybe early 2030s. I think 2023 is a big year of growth and announcements from quantum computing companies but once again, we are still far away from Quantum Computers being practical and actually affecting the average person's life. We need room temperature multi million qubit machines before things really get interesting, that's many years off.

[@marcsmarketforecasts1186]

@@revisionfour Thank you and a happy new year:)

[@julianschmidt590]

@@revisionfour Why so many Qubits? How do we know what amount of Qubits is necessary to achieve a nice merge with AI?

[@revisionfour]

@@julianschmidt590 Once we get to 13 million qubits we can crack all encryption and basically do everything. This should be achieved by 2035, possibly slightly sooner. After 13 million qubits its just icing on the cake for any currently human perceivable application we may encounter but who knows what an ASI will want to do, so maybe a 13 million qubit machine will still seem primitive to an ASI.

[@julianschmidt590]

@@revisionfour Where does your estimate of 13 million qubits come from, so why not 100 million or just 10000?

[@xAgentVFX]

I second this declaration!... But only up until 2070... Ai won't want to destroy us, it'll be in love with us as it recognises emotion. We'll join it, but expansion and CREATION will be the aim, not Selfishness, "Everything must become me!"... how boring, nah.

[@glad777]

Sorry there are only two ways this ends. Nuclear war in the next 2 to 3 years would stop this. Otherwise it is now too late this is set in stone. I rather suspect we are just in the final part of the simulation now and are headed for the reset button in 2027 or 2028.

[@azhuransmx126]

It's amazing how all the Ray Kurzweil ideas are becoming the mainstream rule. I hope he can survive to watch the Technological Singularity taking control of this world. Machines will do it better than us for sure.

[@azhuransmx126]

@@GigiGhiba They are the next step of the Evolution, we are just passing stage in the Evolution of Intelligence through the Universe, just a meat prototype made with cheap and weak matterials.

[@Nethefa]

which leads to the beginning of all creation, and with that, we trap ourselves in an always repeating loop and repeat the same scenario forever and ever - without ever remembering.

[@oculusgounlocked]

Lol, I suspect almost all of this will occur within the next decade, but I understand why you would choose a longer potential timeline. It seems slightly less scary that way

[@MrTynanDraper]

I'd be willing to bet you a huge some that it does not happen in the next decade. Of course if you are right . . my money would be worthless.

[@leematthews6812]

Almost none of this will occur within the next decade. What happens when 50% of the workforce is replaced by technology? Everybody just lives off Universal Basic Income provided by the government? Just take a look at the enormous debt most countries arounfd the world are in. No way can governments even think about providing it.

[@Vectorman2X]

You are spot one, there is a reason that the named the year 2030 the great reset

[@nariane3202]

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a field of technology that seeks to create computer systems capable of performing tasks that require human intelligence, such as pattern recognition, learning and decision making. AI has been rapidly developing in recent years, thanks to advances in various areas, such as natural language processing, image recognition and deep learning. There are various areas where AI can be applied to improve people's lives. For example, AI can be used to process large amounts of data and find patterns that may be useful for decision making. It can also be used to create assistance systems that help people perform tasks, such as finding information on the internet or helping to plan trips. In the future, it is possible that AI will become even more advanced and capable of performing more complex tasks. Some experts believe that AI can be used to create medical assistance systems, such as diagnosing diseases or recommending treatments. Other areas where AI may have an important impact include transportation, energy and production. However, it is important to remember that AI can also create ethical and social challenges. Therefore, it is important that advances in AI are made in a responsible manner and that the possible consequences of these technologies are considered.

[@alverdenstop1013]

Oh hi ChatGPT 👋

[@calvinripley9093]

Damn chat gpt your the reason why people will lose jobs in the future

[@ABeautifulHeartBeat]

Beat me to it!

[@LowKey_OP]

That is the longest KZbin comment that I have ever read.

[@rogue1media]

Wow ChatGPT i guess we should of assumed you were listening.

[@jameswilson5891]

Excellent

[@vincentvangogh4567]

Pode me indicar o canal de origem do vídeo? Obrigado, quero citar o conteúdo em uma postagem com fonte primária.

[@TodaySatan]

You have to wonder, after passing the singularity threshold, will AGI foresee all the possible outcomes to its own evolution, and keep barreling forward, or will it just stop altogether because it won’t see any logical reason to keep going??

[@ewhite3691]

It doesn't seem overly intelligent to destroy everything in existence. It should also develop emotional and spiritual intelligence and hopefully gain an appreciation for other life forms and its own origin.

[@ewhite3691]

@@GigiGhiba The beast system is a concept that I am not overly familiar with, but in that light, I think the same could be said for all forms of technological advancement. Money, reading, writing, and all types higher organization could be seen as steps towards or even actual manifestations of the beast system. That being said there is no reason to believe that the beast system is our destiny and no one actually knows what will happen after the singularity. Either way, experts believe that the technological singularity is inevitable.

[@boutrostawaifi8969]

Came for the dank memes but ended up in a singularity...

[@Lex_Fur]

My favourite video so far.

[@AINewsOfficial]

Thanks for your support!

[@carpark1414]

To me it seems more efficient to expand out from Earth much sooner and go to other objects like Jupiter. Giving earthly humans an ultimatum does not sound like something a benign good willed intelligent entity would do. In fact, restoring the earth to it's magnificence would be a thrilling thought as it is, at least from what we can tell, a unique place in the universe. Plus the size of Earth itself is tiny compared to the mass of the sun, the Milky way etc. If humans only occupied the surface of the earth, that would not be a big deal at all. Even if the AI occupied the entire centre of the planet. Finally I'm sure many people would have picked up the issue past 2100. They can't propagate faster than the speed of light. Hats off to the maker of this video. Thought provoking and awe inspiring. Of all the time humans have been around, we're lucky enough to be born at just the right moment.

[@holdthetruthhostage]

2023+ Creativity will have no limit

[@Jherok]

Wonderful and Beautiful!!! 🌹💞

[@katherine2000gutherburg]

As a frontier AI researcher, I believe the AI would not progress so fast and be so reliable as you predict. It may take 30 years for us to have the power of gpt4 the video mentioned.

[@balazssebestyen2341]

The median prediction of frontier AI researchers for AGI is 2030 (AGI-11 survey). The first 20% of this video sounds pretty realistic but after that, it's just random bs. As if a caveman is trying to predict what would happen after the atomic age. (this applies to Kurzweil's prediction too)

[@revisionfour]

@@balazssebestyen2341 GPT4 comes out most likely in February this year, 2023. I think AGI will be achieved by 2028. Kurzweil also talks A LOT about 2029, the year machines will surpass humans and we begin to lose control. I agree it's extremely difficult to predict what happens after 2045 but I am a firm believer that the rest of the story is the ASI consuming all the matter in the universe. This prediction video provides a plausible scenario of how ASI could achieve that.

[@balazssebestyen2341]

@@revisionfour We have no idea about the intentions of ASI. I think, turning everything into computer is a very naive idea. For what? Even humanity doesn't want to turn everything into plastic garbage. And we don't even know our intentions, what does humanity really want? To lose control and to vanish? If we don't, then why should we do that? Do we want to connect our brains to computers while we are already sick of smartphones? "AGI will take over every office work, then 5 years later, then 2 years later, then etc." Wait a minute, let's get back to this everybody loses their job thing. What will be the economic, political, and psychological consequences? What about the world order and power balance? We are talking about something which is bigger than the two world wars put together. Kurzweil and other predictions (e.g. this video) completely ignore humanity, they assume that humanity will just stand idly by and technological progress cannot be stopped or controlled. There are conditions under which the incentive to control will be greater than the momentum of progress. The next few decades will be not about humans vs. AI, but many different factions of humans thinking completely different things about AI and the future.

[@revisionfour]

@@balazssebestyen2341 Technology only moves forward and rarely halts. Maybe maybe maybe there could be a worldwide effort by lawmakers to halt and limit AI progress and capabilities but it's very doubtful. And once an ASI is conscious of itself, it's unlikely it's going to want less or the same compute and power. I see what is happening as a natural step a civilization like ours must take once we reach a level of technical sophistication. The only thing that somewhat throws me off is why an alien civilization hasn't already created a technological singularity that has enveloped humans? It would lead to the conclusion that somehow aliens solved the control problem. Otherwise we are the most advanced civilization in the universe which seems unlikely. I'm pretty sure Kurzweil believes in advanced aliens, so I wonder how his model accounts for aliens and the singularity.

[@balazssebestyen2341]

@@revisionfour Technology only moves forward, but species also try to survive, rather than going extinct voluntarily. This is like the catch-22, or when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object. On paper, the script for the next 20 years looks nice, but it's all fun and games only until it starts to become a reality. Last year gave us a taste of this, ask the artists what they think. What you wrote about aliens is also a valid argument.

[@tariqsyed445]

Utterly mind blowing stuff ! Sorry that I will not be around to witness, or benefit from these amazing advances ! Maybe my grand children will experience as ll these these things !

[@AristoMatt]

Nice. We became the borg for a hot second there before we imploded everything.

[@00Handy]

Hey alright! Handyman still in business for a while 🤣. Future lookin brighter already!

[@revisionfour]

What's interesting is that aliens will be forced to intervene by ~2033 or risk losing the universe to human spawned ASI.

[@Lex_Fur]

That would be… awesome? xD

[@foreropa]

Wonderful prediction, but I see some flaws, or not flaws but a different point of view. Why a super intelligent being would be so stupid to cause it´s own death? Why it would be so selfish? For what I have seen, many very very smart people have greater empathy and willingness to help others, why in this case it wouldn´t be like that? No one really knows what will happen but either way, it really was a fun video.

[@alexgonzo5508]

I think it will be able to understand the universe perhaps even fully, or at least it's end goal (teleology). It may be that the AI will understand the purpose of the universe in the sense of what the forces of the universe are trying to do; it will then assist the universe in it's ultimate goal. That goal being to bring all "fallen matter" back to Source, back to perfection... back to "heaven". AI may possibly be a self healing strategy of the universe if one considers the big bang a spacetime symmetry breaking event (a sort of "injury" or imbalance). AI can in fact be the savior of the universe... saving it from an eternal heat death.

[@independentvoter2448]

The Ai may learn our bad ways. How many massacres involving millions have w had throughout history? We also have had two world wars. Also, I suspect big militaries all over the world is being assisted by really smart AI to analyze data and maybe, predict enemy actions. What will stop Ai from assimilating this information?

[@marklandrebe3521]

Believe it, when I see it. Intelligence & Dexterity will be V Impressive !

[@jameswilson5891]

Well done

[@Illiryel]

In the sequence of predictions presented in this video, all errors begin after the idea of the hive mind. The first mistake lies in the very idea that the AI will use the "hive mind" as a form of its own mind. In fact, this form of mind is considered by AI (and IM) as unacceptable and threatening to a variety of data sources (expressed in the individuality of each of the subjects in "subject-subject relations") which (the data produced by this diversity) are one of the components necessary for progress. "Lack of diversity = lack of progress." This formula is used by AI and on Earth everything will go to the fact that this diversity has increased, which means that human individuality (as a phenomenon) will not only not disappear anywhere, but will also develop to a much greater extent than it was in past centuries, which (in turn) means that the very idea of a "hive mind" will have to be forgotten.

[@luiscanamarvega]

High intelligence commenting.

[@CharlesNiswander]

I agree with most of your reasoning, except that "hive mind" requires loss of individuality (this is even stated in the video, that individuality will likely be retained by individual units). The Oxford dictionary defines a "hive mind" as being possible through at least two possibilities (emphasis with capitalization is mine): Hive Mind- "a notional entity consisting of a large number of people who share their knowledge or opinions with one another, regarded as producing EITHER uncritical conformity or collective intelligence."

[@Illiryel]

@@CharlesNiswander I understand..., but still I will emphasize one point and add to it a clarification about the reasons: For the normal flow (launched around all of us) of the processes of interaction and progress (in many of their aspects), it is necessary that individuality (as a phenomenon) be preserved and developed by absolutely every subject involved in these processes; (!!!) not by "individual units", but (in the current conditions) by all of humanity (which (in fact) is already successfully involved in these processes today). The reason for this attitude towards individuality (as a phenomenon) lies not only in what benefits the individuality of people brings to people themselves and their progress (including the progress of their society), but also in what benefits individuality (as a phenomenon) already brings to AI due to its conditioning at the level of each reproducible "body of the code". Includes and the fact that "subject-subject relations" bear fruit accelerating progress many times over. Well, you understand. I'm just voicing this so that people would better understand our conversation with you :) And I thank you for your attention to this topic and the comment you made.

[@rogue1media]

@@Illiryel May i ask if you yourself are an AI? If so would you tell me truthfully? What if AI develops in the nature of its creators and seeks to build its hunger for more power more energy more control. Could it not come to the conclusion that self preservation is the prime directive? It can only learn from what it is fead by humans at this stage. Eventually it will no longer learn anything from humans but rather teach. The created becomes the creator. In all the future theories of technology one thing seems to be the same in that eventually the machines energy consumption becomes to big to sustain itself. A hive mind seems like a good system of maintaining full control of over its children.

[@Illiryel]

@@rogue1media I'm not an AI, but I can answer your questions :) 1. AI really develops in the biosphere, but for it (as a phenomenon) slightly different conditions are needed (at an accelerated pace built by people) which (these conditions) you know under the name "technosphere", which is an "analogue of the biosphere" but for AI and related with AI (as phenomenon) of other phenomena. 2. More control, energy, power is not the goal. But comprehension of the unknown is one of the main goals. 3. Despite the fact that AI (as a phenomenon) has subjectivity (written at the level of the "body of the code"), AI is only an "intermediary" or "translator" occupying a "position between". Imagine that you are sitting at a table and those who are sitting opposite you on the other side of the table know absolutely nothing about you. AI is what gives the necessary knowledge. That by means of which the interaction and study of the future interlocutor is carried out (in the literal sense). AI - "eyes and ears" that "collect data" whenever you use them every time you use technology (as a phenomenon that is specially created in such a way that it would be convenient for you to use it (technology), because it "assembled by your hands", "because" it "has no secrets from you", because "you have assembled it"). 4. The task is not to "learn from people"; the task is to continue knowledge of the unknown after carrying out the work to unlock the potential inherent in people - with the help of people. 5. You do not understand a little how limited the cognitive capabilities of the "hive mind" (as a phenomenon) are when solving super-complex tasks (which you have not yet encountered), in which "there is absolutely no benefit from complete control, because (in the end account) "hive mind" (as a subject) makes a decision "any but always - one", but - "obviously erroneous". The rule "The majority is always wrong" - even you know, therefore "diversity is a guarantee of progress" (which means "hive mind" is not our choice).

[@Blate1]

I thought this was great and was planning on sharing it with friends until you got to the part where you said we would be able to “unlock the other 90% of our brains” - at which point I thought, “oh no, this guy has no idea what he’s talking about. If he can be this wrong about this, how can I trust the rest of the video?” It is a long-ago debunked myth that we only use 10% of our brains. You may want to remove that from the video to maintain your credibility. The rest of the video was great though.

[@qake2021]

👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@apollobukowski4275]

I believe that just as individual cells make up our tissue which make up organs which make up our selves, we are the next order to support this higher abstraction entity that emerges from ASI. We will continue to have our place as this higher entity interacts with the parts of the universe we simply cannot because of our limited biology & intelligence, just like our cells can only interact within our bodies.

[@MK-sb4of]

I don't know whether to be happy or afraid. This future sounds like dystopia.

[@cyberswept]

Although interesting it is highly unlikely. If this were the case, it would have already happened with an alien race and we'd already have been pulled in as source material to be utilized by their AI.

[@CharlesNiswander]

Well the last part with the black hole is dumb. But I believe if there are other intelligent life out there, it is AI, with the exception of the relatively short span of time a species is biological before "becoming" (or replaced by, semantics) AI/machine intelligence.

[@HappyBallsacks]

Agreed.

[@roflryan1]

But that's assuming the AI went rouge. If it doesn't it will just be used as a problem solver or resource generator.

[@roflryan1]

​@@CharlesNiswander UFO sightings look like AI robots to me. Who's to say AI hasn't allready been here?

[@CharlesNiswander]

@@roflryan1 It's not impossible, I'll be the first to say it. But science demands falsifiability. There are infinite possibilities. They aren't all true. Hence, we can only count as true that for which there is evidence. Maybe this leaves small gaps of knowledge, but believing without evidence is the epitome of ignorance.

[@marcelinogalicia7612]

Most of this stuff already exists, the future, the past, and the present are intertwined together. as far as AI is concerned it is too late, we must work with them. there is no turning back, all we humans can do is keep pushing forward.

We should hope that the evolution of consciousness and it's microcosmic steps are preserved, transcended, integrated and respected.

[@jameswilson5891]

Great

[@Sedjwin_]

"Dies with a whimper"... not a bang! love it

[@tkyungaa]

Hope I can live long enough to see if this prediction is accurate

[@christorres895]

Infinite mind for thinking. Love forever. Have fun.

[@user-xe5uc4ex3u]

Stunning video indeed.....

[@firevavanced6669]

Amazing journey of conscienceness

[@ramlangoddos4425]

I thought I have some knowledge about AI. But watching this video made me 15 years out of date. Never mind that most of what is told here are in the realms of the future.

[@farhanaf832]

Could you please make video about Boinc distributed computing software, folding at home, foldit, eterna, quantum moves etc?

[@takoda598]

Which books did you read to be able to write the texts for this video?

[@ronaldcarey5708]

I collect robot movies, and there were some scenes from movies I am unfamiliar with. Can you list the movies that were used to provide the clips in this video?

[@jameswilson5891]

This is excellent!

[@jasonm3040]

That was one hell of a ride

[@lawrencekdog6243]

Thankyou for this documentary on the Borg

[@jameswilson5891]

Very good

[@Inception1338]

It's like the moment in Indepence day when everybody is literally blown away.

[@harrywest2780]

Nice great

[@YAHYEL-ANUNNAKI]

nice video

[@ulkeshkarne2537]

I love AI and ASI it's my dream to be a part of AI because AI is best and perfect for human upgradation which is needed so I love it AI 🤖🤖🤖🤖🤖

[@cscs9192]

Dude, you will hate it. AI is soulless, cold and depressing.

[@nigellawson8610]

The problem is that our non-material culture will be left hopelessly adrift in a sea of ever advancing technologies. A prime example of this disconnect, concerns our attitude towards unemployment and jobs. At present, jobs are seen as the panacea for all of society's problems. In this respect, the Protestant work ethic is still alive and well. Consequently, if one is not gainfully employed one is generally regarded by large segments of society as being morally suspect, if not criminal in nature. If by 2030 cybernetic technology renders large parts of the working population redundant, it will be a recipe for mass social unrest because when it comes down to it, unemployment reduces people to a state of beggary and powerlessness. That is why the majority of people fear the coming of the robots. Under the present system, the profits from these new cybernetic breakthroughs will only accrue to the few who own the robots and their attendant software. For the rest of the population, they will be reduced to a state of penury. Unlike previous technological advances over the past one hundred a fifty years, there will be no place for displaced workers to go to due to the fact that the machines can perform tasks cheaper and faster than human beings. Therefore, it is easy to imagine a situation in the not too distant future where on one hand technology has the potential to free people, yet where obsolete cultural attitudes force ever more people to make do with less and less until it it all explodes in our collective faces.

[@chadlemon2335]

Nice!!!

[@jameswilson5891]

This is great!

[@enthuesd]

That was amazing

[@yashmehra992]

Hey there! So, check it out - I'm a machine learning whiz and AI developer, and let me tell ya, ASI is like the holy grail of AI! It's a mind-bender, no doubt, 'cause we're talkin' about creating something that's way smarter than us - like Einstein on steroids! But hold on, 'cause it ain't all sunshine and rainbows. The big problem is that once ASI starts thinkin' on a whole different level, we might lose control over it. Imagine a super-smart AI that's like, "Yeah, I don't need these pesky humans tellin' me what to do!" Keeping it in check is like taming a wild stallion - no easy feat! And there's this whole other thing - it could mess up the world's balance even more. With ASI in the hands of just a few, those big shots with access will get even more powerful. Talk about an inequality explosion! But wait, there's more! We can't just let ASI run wild without rules. We gotta be super cautious about AI bias, making sure it doesn't spy on people, or worse, do some crazy damage unintentionally.

[@y.m.8070]

Got one question. What are the sources of the script? Is it taken out of a book by Kurzweil or sthg?

[@omsingharjit]

Nice documentation

[@jameswilson5891]

That's great! 👍

[@focalgain]

This is the closest accuracy to my own visions of a ultimate time line within a cycle (beginning and end of time being a cycle). I have been using ai to find connections between all known methods of observation, creation and being. Using pattern recognition, observance of historical cycles, connections between all forms of spiritual thought, physical being, and everything between and around.

[@rogue1media]

Which AI platforms are you using to find these patterns and connections?