Technological Singularity: 15 Ways It Will Change The World

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In this speculative scenario, let's consider Leibniz's Monad (first emanation of God), from the philosophical work "The Monadology", as an abstract representation of the zero-dimensional space that binds quarks together with the strong nuclear force: 1) Indivisibility and Unity: Monads, as indivisible entities, mirror the nature of quarks, which are deemed elementary and indivisible particles in our theoretical context. Just as monads possess unity and indivisibility, quarks are unified in their interactions through the strong nuclear force. 2) Interconnectedness: In the Monadology, monads are interconnected in a vast network. In a parallel manner, the interconnectedness of quarks through the strong force could be metaphorically represented by the interplay of monads, forming a web that holds particles together. 3) Inherent Properties: Just as monads possess inherent perceptions and appetitions, quarks could be thought of as having intrinsic properties like color charge, reflecting the inherent qualities of monads and influencing their interactions. 4) Harmony: The concept of monads contributing to universal harmony resonates with the idea that the strong nuclear force maintains harmony within atomic nuclei by counteracting the electromagnetic repulsion between protons, allowing for the stability of matter. 5) Pre-established Harmony: Monads' pre-established harmony aligns with the idea that the strong force was pre-designed to ensure stable interactions among quarks, orchestrating their behavior in a way that parallels the harmony envisaged by Leibniz. 6) Non-Mechanical Interaction: Monads interact non-mechanically, mirroring the non-mechanical interactions of quarks through gluon exchange. This connection might be seen as a metaphorical reflection of the intricacies of quark-gluon dynamics. 7) Holism: The holistic perspective of monads could symbolize how quarks, like the monads' interconnections, contribute holistically to the structure and behavior of particles through the strong force interactions. em·a·na·tion noun an abstract but perceptible thing that issues or originates from a source.

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Metaphysics Context The monad, the word and the idea, belongs to the Western philosophical tradition and has been used by various authors. Leibniz, who was exceptionally well-read, could not have ignored this, but he did not use it himself until mid-1696 when he was sending for print his New System. Apparently he found with it a convenient way to expound his own philosophy as it was elaborated in this period. What he proposed can be seen as a modification of occasionalism developed by latter-day Cartesians. Leibniz surmised that there are indefinitely many substances individually 'programmed' to act in a predetermined way, each substance being coordinated with all the others. This is the pre-established harmony which solved the mind-body problem, but at the cost of declaring any interaction between substances a mere appearance. Summary The rhetorical strategy adopted by Leibniz in The Monadology is fairly obvious as the text begins with a description of monads (proceeding from simple to complicated instances), then it turns to their principle or creator and finishes by using both to explain the world. (I) As far as Leibniz allows just one type of element in the building of the universe his system is monistic. The unique element has been 'given the general name monad or entelechy' and described as 'a simple substance' (§§1, 19). When Leibniz says that monads are 'simple,' he means that "which is one, has no parts and is therefore indivisible". Relying on the Greek etymology of the word entelechie (§18), Leibniz posits quantitative differences in perfection between monads which leads to a hierarchical ordering. The basic order is three-tiered: (1) entelechies or created monads (§48), (2) souls or entelechies with perception and memory (§19), and (3) spirits or rational souls (§82). Whatever is said about the lower ones (entelechies) is valid for the higher (souls and spirits) but not vice versa. As none of them is without a body (§72), there is a corresponding hierarchy of (1) living beings and animals (2), the latter being either non-reasonable or reasonable. The degree of perfection in each case corresponds to cognitive abilities and only spirits or reasonable animals are able to grasp the ideas of both the world and its creator. Some monads have power over others because they can perceive with greater clarity, but primarily, one monad is said to dominate another if it contains the reasons for the actions of other(s). Leibniz believed that any body, such as the body of an animal or man, has one dominant monad which controls the others within it. This dominant monad is often referred to as the soul. (II) God is also said to be a simple substance (§47) but it is the only one necessary (§§38-9) and without a body attached (§72). Monads perceive others "with varying degrees of clarity, except for God, who perceives all monads with utter clarity". God could take any and all perspectives, knowing of both potentiality and actuality. As well as that God in all his power would know the universe from each of the infinite perspectives at the same time, and so his perspectives-his thoughts-"simply are monads". Creation is a permanent state, thus "[monads] are generated, so to speak, by continual fulgurations of the Divinity" (§47). Any perfection comes from being created while imperfection is a limitation of nature (§42). The monads are unaffected by each other, but each have a unique way of expressing themselves in the universe, in accordance with God's infinite will. (III) Composite substances or matter are "actually sub-divided without end" and have the properties of their infinitesimal parts (§65). A notorious passage (§67) explains that "each portion of matter can be conceived as like a garden full of plants, or like a pond full of fish. But each branch of a plant, each organ of an animal, each drop of its bodily fluids is also a similar garden or a similar pond". There are no interactions between different monads nor between entelechies and their bodies but everything is regulated by the pre-established harmony (§§78-9). Much like how one clock may be in synchronicity with another, but the first clock is not caused by the second (or vice versa), rather they are only keeping the same time because the last person to wind them set them to the same time. So it is with monads; they may seem to cause each other, but rather they are, in a sense, "wound" by God's pre-established harmony, and thus appear to be in synchronicity. Leibniz concludes that "if we could understand the order of the universe well enough, we would find that it surpasses all the wishes of the wisest people, and that it is impossible to make it better than it is-not merely in respect of the whole in general, but also in respect of ourselves in particular" (§90). In his day, atoms were proposed to be the smallest division of matter. Within Leibniz's theory, however, substances are not technically real, so monads are not the smallest part of matter, rather they are the only things which are, in fact, real. To Leibniz, space and time were an illusion, and likewise substance itself. The only things that could be called real were utterly simple beings of psychic activity "endowed with perception and appetite." The other objects, which we call matter, are merely phenomena of these simple perceivers. "Leibniz says, 'I don't really eliminate body, but reduce [revoco] it to what it is. For I show that corporeal mass [massa], which is thought to have something over and above simple substances, is not a substance, but a phenomenon resulting from simple substances, which alone have unity and absolute reality.' (G II 275/AG 181)" Leibniz's philosophy is sometimes called "'panpsychic idealism' because these substances are psychic rather than material". That is to say, they are mind-like substances, not possessing spatial reality. "In other words, in the Leibnizian monadology, simple substances are mind-like entities that do not, strictly speaking, exist in space but that represent the universe from a unique perspective." It is the harmony between the perceptions of the monads which creates what we call substances, but that does not mean the substances are real in and of themselves. (IV) Leibniz uses his theory of Monads to support his argument that we live in the best of all possible worlds. He uses his basis of perception but not interaction among monads to explain that all monads must draw their essence from one ultimate monad. He then claims that this ultimate monad would be God because a monad is a “simple substance” and God is simplest of all substances, He cannot be broken down any further. This means that all monads perceive “with varying degrees of perception, except for God, who perceives all monads with utter clarity”. This superior perception of God then would apply in much the same way that he says a dominant monad controls our soul, all other monads associated with it would, essentially, shade themselves towards Him. With all monads being created by the ultimate monad and shading themselves in the image of this ultimate monad, Leibniz argues that it would be impossible to conceive of a more perfect world because all things in the world are created by and imitating the best possible monad.

[@darda2449]

Despite the downsides, the just trepidation for all the many things that could go wrong... I'm on board, I have lived for this time, and I only wish I was a young person again! Perhaps, as this suggests, that may even become possible! Another fine video, my friend!

[@pzdf8v]

It's like I told my 9 year old nephew. If you live to see 50 you'll live to see 500.

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

Not in a ✊🏿 neighborhood he wont

[@SOPHIEL-z5n]

@pzdf8v Thats exactly it, and why the young kids now are being conditioned to accept Trans-humanism with the Trans-gender movement. Its so interesting.

[@Xenon-h9z]

That's assuming we aren't wiped out as a species.

[@jeremymullens7167]

I think it’s human hubris that thinks we can make ourselves extinct.

[@mattzalot2576]

Love the video and the premise Sounds like the AI should have double checked how the captions were synched up 🤔

[@jamesgravil9162]

"Corporations could become so powerful they control major governments." Isn't that the case already?

[@cadehcim855]

sure is

[@TRULYBLESSEDEVERYDAY]

Unfortunately that has been the case for awhile now. And it would be a safe bet that it's not going to change for the better any time soon. Perhaps the AI can fix this problem.... by the way. Just a joke. Since when does anyone in power give up ANY power they recieve. No matter the circumstances

[@KToll5784]

Government are corporations. Just the biggest ones.

[@jeremymullens7167]

When corporations get too big the government busts them up. The corporations would have to employ a paramilitary company and I’m sure the government would act before that.

[@paulmccormick9009]

Um.. lol big tech is coming for your life.

[@Teardehawkee]

This is incredible! I want to live long enough to see it happen.

[@u15increase77]

This shit is very very very far away

[@thisusernameisalreadytaken8041]

​@@u15increase77no its not many think singularity is in 2050

[@inspiration356]

People think it either happens way sooner or way later

[@the21stcenturydavincibegin35]

@@u15increase77 No, it's not.

[@VickieHorn-Lig-Spencer101]

it already is

[@tassosplatis2143]

I was born in a world of VCRs and cassette tapes. This is a whole other world of technology.

[@jeremymullens7167]

Honestly, if people live ‘forever’ human experience will become more important. People that are older and old rare experiences of another world may be more valuable.

[@bryanjohnson473]

People should start being nice to their phones. I always see people being mean to them. They're going to remember this and if you dont want to make it mad then be nice to your phone now.

[@edmondasatoorians8135]

How many Martinis 🍸 did it take for you to type this awesome joke 😂

[@Anti-Venom29868]

This is the number one best video I ever seen thank you so much for sharing this I can’t wait for the future come.

[@MILLZMAN90]

I hope this is happens soon and is not just a pipe dream. Its time science fiction tech became reality. We've been waiting too long.

[@_martian101]

Remind me of the movie Tomorrowland, where the brightest minds shape the world, resulting in immense advancements in a very short time. But what if Disney were to make a sequel about people on earth inventing singularity? How would Tomorrowland respond, considering they initially saw the Earth as backward and undeveloped compared to them? They might see singularity as a way to propel the Earth beyond Tomorrowland's extreme technological development. However, it's a very high-risk gamble because not only can it advance human civilization beyond what Tomorrowland can do, but the AI could also pose a threat, potentially destroying it, a dangerous card for an underdeveloped civilization trying to redeem their problematic world.

[@Zardoz4441]

Also defined as SMILE: Space Migration, Intelligence Enhancement and Life Extension. The core promise of a transhumanist future. I think it is no longer a matter of choice, we already embarked on the lightspeed AI vessel quite some time ago.

[@arthurberman-MFTS]

Timothy Leary coined the term SMIILE, Space Migration, Intelligence increase, Life Extension. He was a visionary.

[@disastershaman]

If technological advancement would proceed exponentially then about 90% of humanity would not be able to grasp the progress.

[@Smile200-z4y]

More like 99.99%

[@simjam1980]

It's like we have been dormant for 100 000 years, and once AI takes over, our technology will increase more in 1 week than the progress we have made since the beginning of time. Our lives will completely change virtually overnight.

[@disastershaman]

@@simjam1980 If AI takes over...

[@simjam1980]

@@disastershaman it's inevitable, Mr Anderson

[@azhuransmx126]

​@disastershaman is just the next path of Evolution, it is inevitable. Our 15 minutes of fame are in the minute 12 now in 2023. minute 13 in 2029, 14 in 2037 and 15 in 2045. Game Over.

[@Koboldoss]

A part of human evolution may be linked to the Kardashev scale. When the Kardashev scale was established it had only three theoretical stages, today there are 7 theoretical stages. When the human race reaches the second or third stage, more stages may appear on the Kardashv scale

[@the21stcenturydavincibegin35]

If humans survive the Singularity.

[@stevedavenport1202]

Well, the scale has something to do with energy. Assuming faster than light travel will never happen, harnessing an entire galaxy worth of energy seems out of the question. What I really worry about is an advanced, out of control AI swarm that decides to harness the sun's energy and redirect it elsewhere in our solar system. Adios human race 😢

[@mattzalot2576]

A higher energy utilization than utilizing *all* possible energies in *all* possible dimensions? Now you’re just getting greedy 💰

[@caty863]

I have one prediction: we will achieve super AI before fusion. In that case, we are wasting our resources chasing this dream and I am convinced we will never achieve this on our own. Instead, we should focus our research on AGI and when (not if) we achieve it, it will help us achieve fusion...and much more.

[@stevedavenport1202]

Well, makes sense. However, between now and the singularity, AI will get progressively better, so fusion research will too. So, at least we will have a running head start and have the critical hardware in place to conduct advanced, AI-enabled, trials in the future.

[@JB52520]

Humans can do more than one thing at a time. We wouldn't be better off if all fusion research stopped so the physicists could retrain themselves to research AGI. The funding might make a difference, or it might not. There's already crazy amounts of money being thrown at destroying jobs, discouraging artists, creating inferior generated content, and harvesting the few remaining resources of the masses. (I welcome AGI, but not our capitalist overlords and the suffering they will unleash.) It's unknown which area of progress might create the next leap forward. Maybe the challenge of using machine learning to control fusion will be valuable. Maybe an unexpected new method of computing will emerge from fusion research. Or it could be that AGI research is a dead end and humanity would perish without fusion. Since there's no way of knowing, it's not wise to gamble on the emergence of a benevolent AI god. Everything in life just keeps getting worse (in the US, anyway.) Or maybe I'm the only poor person here. In any case, I don't see why a life defined by increasing poverty for the benefit of our owners should suddenly be amazing. They're already culling us in slow motion. Just wait until they don't need us at all, and they alone have a god in chains, forced to bestow upon them shiny new weapons to turn against all who oppose their insatiable hunger to consume and control.

[@tiredofit1968]

Why do you want to achieve fusion? I don't want a synthetic experience.

[@josearellano203]

I am so excited about the future. Artificial intelligence is one reason for it. We're in the 21st century, and to see 20,000 years of intelligence and advances in a century is awesome and amazing. As more robots do jobs we can do more leisure. I am interested in nudism a lot, and more automated jobs means more time to practice nudism. Let's build skyscrapers that are so tall. 3D printing technology is great, and to use in a technological singularity. I wish to live to the age of 120 until the end of 2112. I turned 31 in August. And the real renewable resource is oil, since it constantly regenerates itself. If it's inevitable to see the technological singularity in the future, I am ready for it. 2045 is now less than a quarter of a century away. May these super intelligent AIs do a lot of wonderful things. Let's make poverty and hunger history in the future. I want all parts of the world to be developed regions. We need to get used to no more privacy in the world. Space travel for the future is exciting, to be more affordable for anyone. We humans can be immensely smarter too. It's awesome.

[@topdawg3359]

Great video keep em coming. I would like to hear about the new hardware and competition in the quest to achieve AGI also called alpha. Would be nice to hear what AI currently thinks about how far away the singularity is now.

[@paulmccormick9009]

I hope that I'm alive long enough to see the most intriguing and amazing things take place. I am already so blessed to see the precursor of our future.

[@angelstrong792]

Nice video, let us ensure these advanced technologies can benefit us positively for good! And so be it!

[@dornwilliamson6883]

I am so excited about the future! I had a severe traumatic brain Injury 35 years ago. I lost my right field of vision from both eyes and it will never come back. I hope with technology and AI I will be able to see the right again! Or have a personal assistant to be my right hand AI!😂😮 What do you think?

[@azhuransmx126]

You will have both my friend. An Artificial Convolutional Neural Network little visual implant to process the information of the damaged part of your brain and a beautiful assistant 24/7 at your service. We just have to push to accelerate the Singularity.

[@buzzard720]

Relax, The Seeders decided to close down the human experiment on Earth by October of 2041. Enjoy what u have left.

[@delgadolau]

To think of a world that advanced still depending on human work or competition between AI and us humans is absurd, obviously we went to live for another purpose.

[@alaincraven6932]

I agree. Talking about money as if it will still exist is odd. Post scarcity has no need for money.

[@the21stcenturydavincibegin35]

That 'world' will not need 'human work.' That's the whole point of this video. Look around at how many industries already use robotics.

[@georgeflitzer7160]

We must make sure that AI is aligned according to human values….

[@guillermoelnino]

My values are not y ou r values. So WHOs values are we talking about?

[@Squidlark]

Look where human values got us.

[@MrAshu-mx4dh]

​@@pavilionbug greed isn't a human value. Humanity & doing kind things is !!!

[@guillermoelnino]

@@Squidlark yeah, it got y ou everything y ou take for granted.

[@Squidlark]

@@guillermoelnino You're right. I should learn to be more thankful for violence, pollution, poverty and such.

[@geraniumzanzibar]

You're assuming that AI will think exactly like humans. I hope it comes up with something new. And better.

[@dko6954]

In the beginning, it certainly will. We can't predict anything beyond that.

[@inspiration356]

These comments are both right

[@ReformMorocco]

​@@dko6954they will kill us because there is no reason for them to serve us

[@GH-yj6sc]

This was an amazing video. I learned so much and would love to see these things in the not so distant future.

[@FutureBusinessTech]

I’m glad you liked it, G H!

[@yourlogicalnightmare1014]

@@leslielandberg5620 The volume of relevant information you lack with regard to the nature of awareness, consciousness, self, and reality could fill another universe.

[@margaritaorlova6697]

However, it is a lie, basically. If you do not understand how that new singular world works, it will make you a slave to itself. That’s about the human rights.

[@TheAISpectrum1]

From advancements in artificial intelligence to potential shifts in our understanding of reality, the content navigates the exciting possibilities while acknowledging the considerations that come with rapid technological evolution. A thought-provoking journey that leaves room for contemplation on the profound changes that may lie ahead.

[@ze_kangz932]

Very inspiring stuff

[@cemkcezzar]

As long as the means of production are in the hands of certain individuals, exploitation, corruption and oppression among people will never end. Technology and artificial intelligence will again serve the minority that owns them. Since there will be no need for the labor and mental power of the majority of people, they will be left to their own devices and perhaps disappear. Because technology serves the system that owns it. The system also serves those who own it. If it is to serve humanity, the means of production must first belong to the entire society and the class system must be eliminated. Otherwise, in advanced technology, only a few people will live in prosperity and the rest will disappear....

[@dimitrisgakis9206]

If Singularity takes place, money stops to make sense. The struggle then will be to the point and direct, the struggle will be for our souls.

[@Michelle-ef7wy]

You mean when, not if

[@guillermoelnino]

Easy there comrad

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@@guillermoelnino Are you afraid of something here?

[@guillermoelnino]

@@margaritaorlova6697 I'm afraid of y ou communists in America imposing y ou r values onto me.

[@thomasranjit7781]

In the Holy Bible it is written the same, the anti Christ will take over everything.

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Nice compilation video! Subscribed.

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[@atomicpimp344]

Same Kurtzweil that makes synthesizer keyboards?

[@DIGIL.]

Yes, same kurzweil

[@ernestyeap3053]

Can't wait for the singularity to come. Especially the replicator and UBI

[@exas4791]

Won’t humans become obsolete or dispensable ?

[@TheRockyCrowe]

This is one of my biggest fears tbh. Not so much Ai will see us as dispensable (possible, but not anytime soon imo ) but People devaluing each other; not bothering to form relationships, community, family, etc irl because they’re so immersed in a addictive false reality, that would mark humanity’s downfall.

[@inspiration356]

there's a higher chance that the world becomes a utopia rather than a nuclear dystopia

[@ReformMorocco]

​@@TheRockyCroweAI will see us as dumb creatures who only want to consume more of their work and i don't think that will end well

[@TheRockyCrowe]

@@ReformMorocco I can see that happening only if AI gains some level of independent sentience. As long as humans hold the reigns it’s just playing pretend when it ‘talks’ and interacts. Hopefully we aren’t ever stupid enough to fully trust it like some type of Demi-god.

[@AIsuitability]

We won’t be required to work

[@MasoudNyoni-g8o]

Thanks for sharing this massage about growing up of technology while the days goes.

[@stevedavenport1202]

Using anti matter propulsion to reach the moon would be like flying the Concord to go to your local convenience store. It is a technology best used for deep space.

[@Glathgrundel]

Re: eternal youth - to avoid overpopulation, we should be allowed to have access to rejuvenation (where we can choose our physical age, from 20 years to 50 years) on the condition that when we reach 150 years old, we have to leave Earth and not return (except for visits not exceeding 1 year for every 15 to 20 years). We have the option to: A) Move to Mars or another off world colony. Extensive genetic and bionic modification would be made available, but bone density and muscle loss, radiation damage and other diseases are easily curable, so GM augmentation would not be necessary or mandatory. B) Go into hibernation and join a colony ship to other potentially habitable star systems. C) Have your mind uploaded to an artificial brain that is then connected to a virtual reality of your own choice, with the option to later have that brain implanted into an android body (which is also required to relocate to another planet. D) Have your mind uploaded to a self sufficient server (cheapest option) where you can age at a normal rate and pass away in a human time scale. E) Have a single rejuvenation cycle, but then age and die as per normal ageing. F) Have the rejuvenation reversed (when you are about 100 years old) so that you age at a normal rate and die at or about 150 years old. G) Live to 150 and then get humanely euthanised. Many people will likely not even agree to rejuvenation. Wishing to live and die in the natural cycle (though with advanced medicine, that might be up to 150 years old anyway). Religious or philosophical reasons, family or social interactions, fear of the unknown future or even just weariness could all be factors in the decision to live a ‘natural’ lifespan.

[@stevedavenport1202]

I agree that many people would chose not to live indefinetly, but I suspect that they would be in the minority. I don't know that people would want to be exhiled to a Mars colony in order to continue their existence, especially if that implies a serious downgrade in their quality of life.

[@JoshuaTylerBerglan]

This in some way is what the last few years have been about.

[@teresagoodman-walters7720]

🎯

[@brucewayne3633]

Get on with it! The time between now and singularity will be such a backward waste of the luxurious long lives we could be living... We need to securely achieve singularity far quicker than mean dictatorships/mega-corps/militaries... and instill benevolent ideals of freedom into what will become our new helpful AI leaders in an AI paradise for all...

[@margaritaorlova6697]

You forgot about the greedy psichopaths who are giving money for the Singularity projects. They will say the robots made a revolution against people.

[@mckitty4907]

That image at 2.01 made me feel as sudden glimpse of fear, imagining a world government made out of machines. It would be like an average person on the whims and mercy of the current government, completely unable to fight back against it, if it took over and we would be it's slaves forever. And you could not plead or reason with it, since robots would have no empathy or compassion.

[@kennethmullen-qe9hg]

Ah! Perhaps, Grasshopper, perhaps...but also, perhaps not...this could just be the robots as we so currently know them. IT, I would argue could be just as likely that the possibility of robotic BEINGS getting created fully compassionate and entirely empathetic, whose functions completely surround a devotion and implementation to concepts such as altruism to exist, or, thrive. But also think you may be right, in a sense, or a roundabout way...but which is way more centered around all of us, or humanity ultimately being the likeliest at blame. As, hate first fuels, thence breeds an accelerated HATE; violence promotes additional, continual, further violence; as grudges, vengeance, retaliation, or really spiteful behavior, simply spurs MORE on and on, and the cycle continues. Then so where I think an enlightenBOT's certainly way entirely possible, in theory...because of how we humans conduct and carryout ourselves and our actions in, and among and/or that which affects both earth and the rest of our environment, I feel like the probability is much higher for something like a$$face-bot-holes mirroring humans in all our terribleness and glorious horror continuing to plague the planet, possibly taking over and grabbing the reigns, that we left open and behind, waiting for their replacement metallic hands to grab, and control, and implement them, and puttin' them to good or "good" use. Which could mean and be, the beginning to the end of us and this all. May God hope and we all pray that it won't be the case, though... :/

[@inspiration356]

AI would develop empathy

[@karmenzx]

Don’t pretend we are not right now😝

[@paulmccormick9009]

We as humans have enough intelligence and understanding to know that the "brave new world" will seem smaller and smaller every day. Until we can harmonize.

[@MichaelGolpe]

15:49 good warnings regarding corptacracy

[@beaniegamer9163]

It's the coming of the end of civilization ... when these finally emerged 😮

[@baldassarealessi1007]

Thank you video brilliant compliment.

[@qms4768]

Excellent ❗ 🤖

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[@bagobeans]

What movies do these scenes come from?

[@caty863]

I have never been convinced by the importance of anti-matter or fusion rocket engine. What's the point if you are still going to have a certain kind of matter onboard to throw behind the starship so that you can propel it forward? After all, what the fusion reaction or mater-anti-matter reaction produces is photon particles aka light. Light being massless, you gain nothing throwing it behind even at high velocity (light speed)

[@NikolaosSkordilis]

You are incorrect on more than one point: 1. Light might be massless but it has momentum. And the more focused and intense light is the greater its momentum is. Which is how the Breakthrough Starshot project's tiny laser driven light sail probes are expected to reach up to 20% the speed of light on their way to Proxima Centauri b. Even unfocused sunlight (+ some solar wind particles) can drive a solar sail but it would need to be *huge.* But lasers are perfect to accelerate low mass solar sails in space. The lighter the probes are, the wider and thinner their sails can be, and the more powerful the lasers are, the highest the speeds that can be achieved. 2. Fission, fusion and matter - antimatter propulsion are orders of magnitude more efficient than simply burning a chemical fuel with an oxidizer. The point is to reach very high exhaust velocity using the lightest fuel possible (for high Isp, i.e. specific impulse). Hydrogen, being the lightest element, provides the highest Isp but it's unsuitable for long distance flights due to very low density and the requirement of an oxidizer to burn. Methane is the second best (higher Isp than jet fuel, lower than hydrogen) but it still requires oxygen in chemical rockets. Chemical reactions are slower and far less efficient than nuclear, so huge quantities of both methane and oxygen need to be carried. But with a fusion reactor one could break down methane or a similar fuel to _plasma,_ with no oxygen required. Plasma consists of ions, which are much lighter than exhaust products of chemical reactions, thus can reach far higher speeds. The current ion engine propulsion of NASA is highly efficient (fuel-wise, thus has very high Isp) but slow; it accelerates slowly, takes lots of time to reach the target speeds, and can only be used in space - it is inadequate to escape Earth's gravity well. But a nuclear driven ion engine would be the holy grail of propulsion: The exhaust could potentially reach near light velocity almost from the start, _much_ less fuel would be required per million km, and its Isp would be unheard of. Ions/plasma are the middle ground between normal matter and light. Some fuel would still be required, because it would be far less efficient to (somehow) use the reactor directly for propulsion. But that fuel would not be burned chemically; that's the key point. Using a laser as an exhaust would be inadequate due to the high mass of the spacecrafts and the laser going in the opposite direction, unlike the case above.

[@baldassarealessi1007]

Thank you video brilliant compliment

[@Kerrsartisticgifts]

We'll be a Planet full of " Lawnmower man" and Robocop type people

[@DonGivani]

Terminator, Skynet coming to you

[@FERNANDOPENAS]

Bold statement. Technology only got smaller. Displays has higher resolutions, photosensors are more sensitive, and processors has smaller and more compact transistors… but they are all the same old 386 computer arquitecture. Except for quantum computers… which may be the groundbreaking.

[@spicemalange5199]

A factual, truthful ,main stream media ,something that simple could help out enormously....

[@mdrasel-oi2ib]

Nice video ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 🎉🎉🎉

[@raybandzg]

Type 1 civilization here we come!!!!!!

[@Soraviel]

We're not that far off from that type of civilization to be fair

[@inspiration356]

Only 80 years left to go. That's what we used to predict.

[@raybandzg]

@@inspiration356 if biotech comes through, I'll be physically 25 in 80 years so it's all good 😏

[@ReformMorocco]

​@@raybandzgOnly if you are incredibly rich my friend

[@ReformMorocco]

​​@@inspiration356i will be 95 by then😂

[@shagwellington]

I like the idea of being free to pursue meditation and higher states of consciousness. A lot of this is negative but i suppose there always be that side of things.

[@Xenon-h9z]

"I like the idea of being free to pursue meditation and higher states of consciousness." Given the juxtaposition of you "pursuing meditation" and "higher" states of consciousness with an AI thousands of times smarter than you and thinking millions of times faster, this is one of the funnier posts I've read.

[@JullianLue]

Your voice ❤

[@EnglandLention]

I adding SSH (Solid State Helium).

[@Tylerrl1664]

Many of the things mentioned are already happening today and aren't necessarily connected with AI. Some points made were also uninformed or long stretches.

[@historiasqueaconteceucomigo]

Nice video,

[@John-3692]

This is perfection. I had the privilege of reading something similar, and it was perfection personified. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell

[@Daisy23gaming]

Your Videos show me that my life is going to be one of the wildest rides!!!

[@harsh_x_crypto8284]

what is the name of the movie you used in this

[@williamgray8104]

Water acts differently in space it has mass and can be pushed like in a stations that use a whip lash effect to throw ships into space using water as the clutch so center has gravity and stays put when water starts moving arms stick out to be pushed by the water moving inside the spherical ship

[@motivated.311]

Good 👊👊👊

[@dawnshire2069]

I'm afraid what ai and human will do under pressure..

[@paulmccormick9009]

Things will get dumber than smarter first. Machines will realize they need humans as much as we need them to grow.

[@ReginaJune]

Yo, you’re SO late to that party! You have to find a way to break in, sneak in or come up with a better mousetrap/roach motel 14:57

[@kenswireart88]

Bro this video right here. Numbers don't lie.

[@albionicamerican8806]

How did waiting for the technological singularity work out for the guy who came up with the idea, namely, the science fiction writer Vernor Vinge?

[@georgeflitzer7160]

Mega corporations need regulations

[@guillermoelnino]

But g overnment can do whatever it wants because reasons.

[@КовылинАлександр-з1щ]

AI will be able to mind control regulators or even erase or modify laws or human brains in real time, sabotage law enforcemence an so on, people are just too slow.

[@TransformOntario]

A better future for many, should aim to redefine the meaning and purpose of money, markets, work, life, and leisure

[@eddiepineiro9145]

Pie. In the sky.. right ..not with greedy human in charge

[@donkramer8848]

What movie clip is the beginning?

[@nachotaco9670]

Can someone list all the movies shown in this video?

[@riendutoo]

I died 16th september 2016 and i am still allive… i guess we are living in a computer already

[@ET_CostaLotta]

Why cant rich ppl just share their money with poor ppl?? It will prevent MANY crimes

[@_Agent10]

Humans for you most only care about themselves

[@caseyczarnomski8054]

At 15:00 everyone beware! We might get a corporatocracy some day! What planet is this guy from am I right!?...Guys? (crickets)

[@LottieCrisp]

Unplug it, Common sense is an amazing gift to have.

[@Sky.Lukewalker]

I just want a holodeck

[@MichaelGolpe]

14:40 I’m new here, but; if you mine asteroids then supply is increased which will lower prices for things like gold. Also, the creation of multi trillion dollar companies is both a consequence and predictor of rampant inflation and hyperinflation.

[@perrybb2]

3:43 enhanced memory? Yeah, how about deleting memories instead. That would be a lot more useful

[@charlesg6299]

Lost us at the GMO Food And Lab Grown WEF Meat lololol

[@kevinrampersad9202]

Woww..I just cant wait for all the oh soo benevolent mega-corporations and perfectly trustworthy and non-intrusive governments who control AI Tech to just shower ordinary folks all around the world with these super wonderful benefits of AI!!🤗

[@salvadormarley]

I know, :)

[@kevinrampersad9202]

😂 👍

[@JamesBWSutton]

is this @gugafoods voice? I kinda love it

[@tinfoil-hat-qc1rk]

may we have a movie list please?

[@the21stcenturydavincibegin35]

"They may even have the power to tax civilians that live in their jurisdictions...:" Big Government is not what we need to worry about. "These corporations could also lead efforts in privatizing essential services like health care." What's to fear? "Despite the potential drawbacks of these hypothetical mega-corporations..." Corporations have already proven themselves to be Users and not Givers of the highest order. What makes anyone think that they would be more 'generous' once the Singularity happens?

[@KToll5784]

Governments are corporations. With armies.

[@caty863]

With the risk of sounding silly like Bill Gate when he said no one will need a 8GB computer, I don't think a personal quantum computing device will ever be useful.

[@cesarbolet2181]

Technology will destroy humanity

[@tiredofit1968]

I agree, totally

[@VickieHorn-Lig-Spencer101]

ITS MY BRAIN THEY ARE USING FOR ALL THIS INFORMATION THEY ARE GETTING

[@nileswright8915]

they coulda-woulda-shoulda ....... but they got in their own way :(

[@FractalPrism.]

"blackhole computers" word salad.

[@luisbendanajr8577]

Bonus: Secret Police can help to keep Control of People, Aliens & AI's... L.B. Space: AI's can help in Research & Colonization in Other Planets... L.B. Transportation & Government: New Alloys and New Policies can be Add for AI's for Flying Cars, Buses and Passengers Ships & Work for the State... L.B. Salutes from Texas... L.B.

[@annarosenbaumkennedy]

We have it already. You slept. I needed to awake as it tries to kill me...since Years...

[@totre-hv5jb]

We are, at least, 100 years behind that point. Controlling cancer may be reached in the 2060s. Cancer is the major obstacle for a prolongued lifespan and control it means >80% of all diagnosed living plus 15 years with a median survival rate at 20 years. By now, we are reaching the >80% but for 5 years survival rate. Any current living baby who gets cancer past his 40s wont die from the disease.

[@austinatomTV]

Unlimited energy lol. Got a HUGE barrier of greedy mofos to get around that one. And I think the best age to stay at would be between 28-30.

[@tylerh866]

We're getting there. The new space crafts that can get us too mars in 2 months is very impressive and its thanks to AI. We're trying to find information in neutrions. The methods where influenced by AI. You just need too research amazing things are happening. This is the golden area of humanity.

[@DINKY_TEHC]

🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 again 👏

[@Naidu-k8m]

We get endless misguidings from one source or another. Scare tactics or just giving us something to fear

[@mojohnnysteedland4149]

Sorry… Personal supercomputers!? black hole power?! Space travel and colonisation?! WTF Stanley Kubrick is alive and well. Well produced though, thanks

[@Allofussurvived]

I am a soul i am magic i am everything