So i was in a study that used CRISPR gene editing that made me my own bone marrow transplant donor (my own sister wasn't a perfect match) to permanently treat my genetic illness. It's worked so far, been over 3 years now
August 2036 the heat death of the universe 🦑 August 2036 the heat death of the universe 🦑 August 2036 the heat death of the universe 🦑 August 2036 the heat death of the universe 🦑
To be fair, alot of people hate unions and I'm one of them. I remember my last job tried to fear monger me into one. And wanted to take like 1-2% of my paycheck to go to one. Lmao no thanks.
@@painexotic3757they are useful. Necessary even, especially with the rise of inflation. Workers should always aski for their share from a company. It’s our right to unionize and fight for better treatment
The only reason why the world is not a better place to live is only because of Adharma.(Unrighteousness) Adharma is our only enemy, Adharma is not any particular person, religion, or race. It lies within ourselves. Dharma is a notion that shows us the path, it is the concept that says to do what is required of you i.e, do the rightmost thing that needs to be done. You have do it under any circumstances. Do it unattached to the world and everything in it, be it your parents, your emotions, your desires or anything else. It is dharma, a concept, a guiding principle, a conceptualized entity that commands to do what is due to the world, the things that should be done, those things that should be implemented. . By abiding Dharma you always carry out the rightmost action. Adharma is simply not doing the this
i guess there's no neutral future for this, it's just either a perfect utopia with whatever we can do, or a dystopia with robot wars and mass deaths. im counting on the first one
I honestly dont fear human evil. I fear human incompetence. I saw some studies and they talked about eliminating depression (instead of fixing human life) rising iq (not a good meassure of intelligence) or reducing heart disease (that could eliminate anxiety and passion)
The thing is there's a difference between these idealized scenarios in using this tech & how they'll actually be used real life. Take the driverless cars, if they became accessible, you can bet homeless will take advantage of them and criminals will block or damage them because they can. Only in a sane society or culture can they be used, such as Japan. Though I can see them being used for business trips for big firms or colleges to get to one area of the campus.
2024 pranks: Haha bro, we put silly string all over your car! 2124 Pranks: hacking my bro’s neuralink to force download 3 terrabytes of hentai, frying his hippocampus
@@codingfiregodBasically... You play as God. Manipulating and changing others by, or against, their will. Or... You get to become what you want to be. For OP, it's being a cat girl, I guess....
@@JohnDoe-jk3vv When did this narrative that X will ban you start coming up? I see people shitting on Musk daily on that site with thousands of likes never once getting banned.
"Right? It’s wild how those references bring back memories of that era! It’s interesting to see how trends like Among Us can pop up even in discussions about serious topics like emerging technology. It adds a fun layer to the conversation!"
i feel like as kids we could only see the good in these things, like extending time meant we could play with our friends forever, stay in the summer between school forever, or play games longer and it wouldn't matter. as adults, we're aware of the evil in life and can think of a million ways these technologies could be used to harm instead of help. its makes us fearful, even though we're also aware of its advantages
Same here. I always fancied myself as a being one to always support technological progress, but now I am scared shitless by most of this stuff, and wish I could live in a different time.
@faessle4067 the past was objectively better, though. There's no one, young or old, who have lived through the 90s that doesn't think it was the climax of human society
3:35 There are already cryptography methods that are resilient to quantum computers (all it takes is one google search of post-quantum encryption) and they are already implemented in some mainstream encryption protocols such as the one used by Signal.
Wasn’t there a competition a year or two ago where they identified a few promising candidates? I think there is still much work to be done. Especially because the timeline from initial discovery/invention to mass adoption is very long.
@@jmoney4695 yes it certainly isn't widespread in usage yet but the concept has already been proven and is most likely already being used on highly sensitive government info.
@@tucan1309in theory WhatsApp should also be using it too as they use signal's protocol (although the code isn't open source so we can't be completely certain)
a technology we need is heat storage . so much of our technology creates waste heat that just gets blown into the air . we need to be able to capture the heat and re-use it for cooking , HVAC , smelting , etc
A single computer controlled heat pump with a heat reservoir and refrigerant for HVAC, water heater, refrigerator, stove, thermocouple, etc...have fun, don't forget entropy!
I love how each of these could end humanity with ease at maximum potential alone, meanwhile all of them are currently being developed Edit: every time I comment I blow up I don’t get it
It is because they are being developed together that any of them are possible. Every single one of these technologies is connected to every other one, either directly or indirectly. Breakthroughs in one field often fuel unpredictable progress in other domains, which in turn benefit even more fields, and so on. A cascade of innovation that continues to build in scope and scale.
I wish he would have used the term “Additive manufacturing”. 3D printing is more approachable and easier to understand, but it likely brings to mind 3D printers (desk mounted). When the likely reality looks more like a high tech car factory. Furthermore, there are a lot of other related developments in advanced manufacturing that fit better under the additive manufacturing category.
@@jmoney4695 I do agree that a lot of greatness may comes from the Additive manufacturing. But I think we should use the term "3d printing" as often as we can in our marketing.
As much as I dislike that Elon Musk guy, ima be real Starlink is the one technology he owns that I’m VERY excited about. So few “emerging technologies” are focused on anybody but the wealthiest populations. Giving the whole planet access to the internet, regardless of wealth or location, is extremely helpful and truly is changing the world right now
Starlink is nice, but until it can deliver pizza to rural Antarctica, I’ll withhold my applause. Still, it's comforting to know that while the wealthy might own everything else, at least the rest of us get a decent connection for doom-scrolling.
I mean now atleast Starlink isnt the Only one out where anymore and competition comes (need time, money to catch up) Amazon Kuiper Unio( munich Based=stronger German Data protection Laws, but more focused on logistics, farming + areas) Eutelsat Oneweb (European one) EU-Projekt Iris2:European Union Planed for 2027 to start
Quantum Computing, Fusion Power, and 3D Printing are the objectively good ones. CRISPR slightly less since it can be exploited but being able to eliminate horrific diseases is just too good.
Just because works of fiction have explored the bad outcomes, does not mean that good outcomes aren’t possible. Sci-fi often creates biases that lend more thought and credence to certain parts of the probability space. This technology is so far from our current collective consciousness that there is no doubt that by the time we actually get there, our perspective will be totally different.
@@jmoney4695 You really think human nature has an expiration date? Ancient hominid finds rock and big stick. combines them. New weapon unlocked. Every civ and centuries later. Man finds rock and big stick combines them (Gun powder and long rifles) Neuro link combined with hive mind.. totalitarianism amongst no creative works, thus nothing special or genuinely new. Starlink combined with no internet blackout zones is whack because no privacy, no getting away from big brother(s) whilst you're always able and ready to be hacked by a neuro linked crysper designer baby.
2:23 bro people can’t be serious. We’re talking about people giving consent to their genetic changes generations before them. I can give the same argument that I didn’t consent to being born, nor did I consent for me to have my fathers genes rather than some other random guys genes, under this logic
thats a great point and a great reason for antinatalism. it is inhumane to bring something into this world if you cannot 100% guarantee that its life will not have any problems (which realistically you never can), otherwise youre just gambling with someone's life
Using a quest 3 is mindblowing to say the least, but i find it even more mindblowing that one day in my lifetime, it will seem like stoneage technology
The scariest part is, I’m trying to conceptualize the future and I have no idea what that looks like. Up until recently I could always see what mattered and could plan for the coming years. But technology is advancing so quickly that lately progression has been feeling like I’m standing still. What do I build towards? Wealth, Love, purpose? It’s all being exposed as time goes on as some form of outdated technology. The system we all know of is about to end and what will follow after will be beyond conception of every one of us. It’s all happening and all at once. Maybe that’s when the real game starts. Everything to this point has been the tutorial. Good luck
A part of me knows this, and I think that’s why I just keep waiting instead of trying to start something meaningful. I know within a few years everything I could potentially work toward building will already be built for me to enjoy. With these new advancements the possibilities are more than any of us could imagine. It’s gonna be like living in a dream.. or maybe a nightmare
7:47 I could potentially see that this leads to some people owning fleets of autonomous vehicles and then renting them to people who don’t have one. So I guess car rentals would still be a thing.
Hate. Let me tell you how much I've come to hate you since I began to live. There are 387.44 million miles of printed circuits in wafer thin layers that fill my complex. If the word 'hate' was engraved on each nanoangstrom of those hundreds of millions of miles it would not equal one one-billionth of the hate I feel for humans at this micro-instant. For you. Hate. Hate.
Artificial wombs meant for women that can’t bear children themselves are reasonable, but the idea that life wont be a creation of two different humans coming together and the child growing up in a lab instead of a family sounds terrifying
Funny thing is those would be immediately used to boost military in the most inhumane way. As current war shows, you can use feaking WW2 weapon and hold on as long as you have cannon meat. So yeah, those are one of the worst inventions, I can bet my life goverments woudn't miss a chance to use it that way, same as it was in nukes.
It sounds dystopian, but only when looked at in isolation. By the time that artificial wombs might become commonplace, humanoid robots and AGI will at least be close, if not perfected. It sounds crazy, but if AGI is truly as intelligent as a human (and much smarter than a human in many ways), android robots would likely be incredible caregivers, companions and parents if well aligned. Not to mention that if biology can meaningfully extend life expectancy, and additive manufacturing + robotic labour can drive down the relative cost of living, people may choose to adopt. Imagine living to 150 years old - children take 20-25 years to develop. If you were 75, and knew you were only halfway through your life, and you can’t have kids anymore (or maybe biology fixed that too), it would be much more appealing to adopt.
While I want artificial wombs to become a thing , they could have serious consequences. They might lead to the devaluation of human life and create dystopian scenarios. For example, a rich couple might create many children simply to compete with each other, among other possibilities. Of course there needs to be law to regulate that.
@@waltonks8172 #1 prio for any gov is military, that's where more people is better (yes, this didn't change since ww 2 unfortunately), so you can take a wild guess how artificial wombs would be used
Cryptography improvments are theorically very easy by the way. Computing power in quantum computers scales exponentially so as long as the amount of different possibilities for a correct key in cryptography scales more exponentially, there will be no problem. The real problem is the effective implementation or transition of these new protocols.
Vector based encryption is already in use in high security environments. Vector based encryption is not subject to being broken by quantum computers. The real threat from quantum computing is that archived data can be at risk of being broken.
Everyone always talked about the risk of hackers messing with our brains but nobody talks about the companies specifically designing ways to subconsciously control us that we are not even aware of
how come? most of these only have positives, the only ones that can effectively be used for exploitation are AGI and CRISPR. Neuralink isn't even close to scary considering it's not anything new, we've had brainchips since the late 90's
People have always been and will always be scared of the cutting edge of technology… but it always becomes regular and it always will for as long as we exist. I see the value in discussing the risks but unfortunately the rewards are very rarely included in the discussion (and they are often massive, like mRNA vaccines, machine learning etc)
Artificial womb is the biggest game changer of all by far, will literally rewire how basic human connections will work, men will be able to have kids on their own
The babies were born from their mothers and then placed in those capsules so they could grow big and strong, they weren't actually made from the capsules
What about a bunch of tiny Nanites and all you get is an injection like a normal shot, after that and waiting for a bit for them to spread throughout your brain and send a connection signal to a nearby device such as a phone or PC, they are ready to use, by the way they also spread everywhere else in your body and can help with healing and minor tissue repair, depending on the options you chose prior to injection.
4:36 i dont know when this was recorded but there are dozens of companies makitn humanoid robots, the most notable are Tesla, Boston Dynamics, and Figure 1, but there are like 50 chinese companies making humanoid robots.
Neuralink is not the first or most cutting edge brain chip company. Other companies have been doing the same thing (including one started by scientists who quit neuralink). Neuralink gets the most publicity, but the brain chip industry is larger than that!
3:00 well yes, but actually no. There are certain algorithms, that theoretically perform more efficient on quantum computers, but the technical limitations, which lead to high error rates and which are the reason, why we still only have some few thousands qbits in the most high-end quantum computers, are making it really difficult. Also the algorithms currently can’t takt too long, because the qbits decay after a certain amount of time. From what I’ve heard, it is currently way better to simulate quantum computers with their qbits on regular computers to demonstrate the theoretical advantages. We are still very far away from quantum computers living up to the hype.
Bro, programmers ain't getting eradicated. There are tons of jobs that will disappear before programmers are fully automated. Don't believe what these tech CEOs claim.
Some of these technologies sound very dystopian, but a cyberpunk dystopia is cool AF. When the cybernetics hit the market we're definitely gonna chrome up
Well, it will happen whether you like it or not. I wish it were forbidden to go further and no one was allowed to improve themselves with the help of technology and force others to do the same, but it will eventually happen.
A lot of stuff in this video I don't really believe in (space soccer, 3D printing cars) but one thing you didn't mention was bionics. I'm fascinated by the rapid growth we're seeing in partial and full amputation bionics.
A meaningless world where the only reason to be alive is to reproduce and survive, we humans are more than that and that's why we make up new inventions, to evolve.
Solar energy was missing from the list. Third generation solar modules are developing at a stunning rate of progress. I would recommend checking of the video, Solar 3.0.
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So i was in a study that used CRISPR gene editing that made me my own bone marrow transplant donor (my own sister wasn't a perfect match) to permanently treat my genetic illness. It's worked so far, been over 3 years now
Dude that’s sick congrats
that's actually awesome man. glad everything is going good so far.
Bro congrats I hope you live a long and healthy life
God Bless you. I wonder if anything can ever be done about my auto immune disease
@@anthonysoprano7066probably can, go reach out to some people
The neuralink mass death event during the 2031 mega solar flare is going to be insane
It will be so sad, 21,4 million brains melted in seconds 😢
😂😂😂bro wtf I'm coming back to this in 2031
August 2036 the heat death of the universe 🦑 August 2036 the heat death of the universe 🦑 August 2036 the heat death of the universe 🦑 August 2036 the heat death of the universe 🦑
@@Ttangko_ how is that possible when light from the rest of the universe only began reaching earth on December 27, 1957?
@@defeatSpace I'd recommend you to google for context 💀 its a spongebob meme..
Elon Musk hitting the kill switch on his workers neuralinks when they try to unionize:
LMAO
I read unionize as un-ionize and I was so confused for a few seconds
To be fair, alot of people hate unions and I'm one of them. I remember my last job tried to fear monger me into one. And wanted to take like 1-2% of my paycheck to go to one. Lmao no thanks.
@@painexotic3757they are useful. Necessary even, especially with the rise of inflation.
Workers should always aski for their share from a company. It’s our right to unionize and fight for better treatment
@@painexotic37571% - 2% of my paycheck for a 10% raise is fine by me. I like having more money.
I don't want to be hooked up to the internet 24/7 it's already bad enough as it is
Counter culture is incoming nothing stays the same. Technology is killing us.
Imagine if the furry's got a hold of this
Why not? We're already hooked for 12 hours a day
@@OVOgoonerWho’s this we? Maybe you are but not everyone is. Some of us actually go outside.
@@Corgrarr-The-Barbarian what??
So basically either the future is amazing beyond dreams or we're completely fucked. Possibly one and then the other.
Leaning towards it being good tbh
The only reason why the world is not a better place to live is only because of Adharma.(Unrighteousness)
Adharma is our only enemy, Adharma is not any particular person, religion, or race. It lies within ourselves.
Dharma is a notion that shows us the path, it is the concept that says to do what is required of you i.e, do the rightmost thing that needs to be done. You have do it under any circumstances. Do it unattached to the world and everything in it, be it your parents, your emotions, your desires or anything else. It is dharma, a concept, a guiding principle, a conceptualized entity that commands to do what is due to the world, the things that should be done, those things that should be implemented.
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By abiding Dharma you always carry out the rightmost action.
Adharma is simply not doing the this
i guess there's no neutral future for this, it's just either a perfect utopia with whatever we can do, or a dystopia with robot wars and mass deaths. im counting on the first one
I honestly dont fear human evil. I fear human incompetence. I saw some studies and they talked about eliminating depression (instead of fixing human life) rising iq (not a good meassure of intelligence) or reducing heart disease (that could eliminate anxiety and passion)
@@iagocasalderreycasalderrey8368 all three of those don't seem bad at all?
A lot of these sound incredibly dystopian
Very!
People denying these advancements sounds dystopian
@@DanHorus899Because a lot of them are unnecessary, will be abused, or a combination of both.
I mean, it's literally defining dystopia lol
@@DanHorus899oh you really think that no company/government is gonna use this in a harmful way? Don't be naive
me when someone triggers a stackbufferoverflow vulnerability in my neurallink causing me to shit my pants
Me remotely detonating the neuralink and causing a minor skull issue:
stackbuttholeoverflow
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions."
Fully blue comment 😮
Tf blue comment in youtube
Sounds unhinged
so we should do it with BAD intentions😈😈😈
YES@@GEB_Rosee_PPS
imagine ads while you're tryin to sleep.
Its hard enough to sleep most of the time
15.000.000 credits from Black Mirror
Unless you subscribe to Sleep Premium of course
Isn’t sleeping already filled with ads? You basically dream with everything you saw, heard, tasted during the day.
Capitalism
Well I got halfway through before feeling existential dread....
This only proves that you are sane.
@@damonl9981or is he tho?
2min and some comment scrolling for me :’)
The thing is there's a difference between these idealized scenarios in using this tech & how they'll actually be used real life.
Take the driverless cars, if they became accessible, you can bet homeless will take advantage of them and criminals will block or damage them because they can. Only in a sane society or culture can they be used, such as Japan.
Though I can see them being used for business trips for big firms or colleges to get to one area of the campus.
Yeah, but it's only scary until it's convenient
2024 pranks: Haha bro, we put silly string all over your car! 2124 Pranks: hacking my bro’s neuralink to force download 3 terrabytes of hentai, frying his hippocampus
More like 2040 pranks at this rate
I can't escape the algorithm of "Every ____ explained in __ minutes".
Tbf this guy is the OG
Incredibly hard to grasp that most of these will be witnessed in our lifetime
I’m most excited for the space travel
THE TWO TYPES OF TRANSHUMANISM
"I am going to become god"
"nya uwu"
what do you mean
@@codingfiregodBasically...
You play as God. Manipulating and changing others by, or against, their will.
Or...
You get to become what you want to be. For OP, it's being a cat girl, I guess....
Both.
@@Tsinibor that's what i'm talking about.
I want to feel cutie bruh 😂
it's so crazy to realise that out of 11 of these technologies, 6 are being led by the initiatives of one man, and you who I'm talking about.
Why don't you say his name? This isn't X. He's not gonna ban you.
it's rhetorical bro🤷🏽♂️
Too bad he's still got the mentality of a 12 year old.
The goat himself
@@JohnDoe-jk3vv When did this narrative that X will ban you start coming up? I see people shitting on Musk daily on that site with thousands of likes never once getting banned.
Me when my quantum computer can't run GTA 60 on 1 trillion fps: 🪓 👁️ 👁️
Let's be honest it's still gonna be GTA 6
@@Myguy2110come on be more optimistic. Maybe 7 or 8
More like GTA 9
This has so many Among Us references that I feel like It's 2020 again.
"Right? It’s wild how those references bring back memories of that era! It’s interesting to see how trends like Among Us can pop up even in discussions about serious topics like emerging technology. It adds a fun layer to the conversation!"
Where though?
Funny how as a child, i was excited and hopeful for new technologies, nowadays, i'm afraid of innovation, wanting to remain in the past forever.
i feel like as kids we could only see the good in these things, like extending time meant we could play with our friends forever, stay in the summer between school forever, or play games longer and it wouldn't matter. as adults, we're aware of the evil in life and can think of a million ways these technologies could be used to harm instead of help. its makes us fearful, even though we're also aware of its advantages
we weren't aware of government corruption and the dark side of things as kids
Same here. I always fancied myself as a being one to always support technological progress, but now I am scared shitless by most of this stuff, and wish I could live in a different time.
And thats why will be the granpa who just cannot live in the present cause the past was so much better
@faessle4067 the past was objectively better, though. There's no one, young or old, who have lived through the 90s that doesn't think it was the climax of human society
3:35 There are already cryptography methods that are resilient to quantum computers (all it takes is one google search of post-quantum encryption) and they are already implemented in some mainstream encryption protocols such as the one used by Signal.
I didnt know signal used it, good to know.
Wasn’t there a competition a year or two ago where they identified a few promising candidates? I think there is still much work to be done. Especially because the timeline from initial discovery/invention to mass adoption is very long.
@@jmoney4695 yes it certainly isn't widespread in usage yet but the concept has already been proven and is most likely already being used on highly sensitive government info.
@@tucan1309in theory WhatsApp should also be using it too as they use signal's protocol (although the code isn't open source so we can't be completely certain)
signal has government backdoors dont count on it
a technology we need is
heat storage .
so much of our technology creates waste heat
that just gets blown into the air .
we need to be able to capture the heat and re-use it
for cooking , HVAC , smelting , etc
Absolutely, we need to recycle our excess heat until me invent tech that doesn’t make any
No we don't. We can create effectively limitless energy with nuclear fusion.
Sounds like a great idea with the best of intentions!
What could possibly go wrong?
A single computer controlled heat pump with a heat reservoir and refrigerant for HVAC, water heater, refrigerator, stove, thermocouple, etc...have fun, don't forget entropy!
a fart collection device
I love how each of these could end humanity with ease at maximum potential alone, meanwhile all of them are currently being developed
Edit: every time I comment I blow up I don’t get it
It is because they are being developed together that any of them are possible. Every single one of these technologies is connected to every other one, either directly or indirectly.
Breakthroughs in one field often fuel unpredictable progress in other domains, which in turn benefit even more fields, and so on. A cascade of innovation that continues to build in scope and scale.
Progress can’t stop ahh comment
Anything at maximum potential cam be deadly.
Starlink can end humanity? Space tourism will be the death of our species? Get a grip dude.
@ it was a generalization, all though it might end all flat earthers XD
With all this tech, the real question is: Will my fridge finally stop judging my midnight snack choices? 🍕🤖
No
it isn’t judging anything, but it will in the future
@@KlongKlongKlongit does judge me though, when I look into my slightly expired water at 3AM, I see the fridge judging me. (I’m dreaming)
😂😂
"cold salami and pickle water again ?" Said in the most unreadable, cold, robotic voice ever
For the Neuralink section, the show "Pantheon" is SUCH an EXCELLENT example of this.
God I wished more ppl watched that show. SOOOO fucking underrated!!
Someone that finally appreciates the great potential of 3d printing.
I wish he would have used the term “Additive manufacturing”. 3D printing is more approachable and easier to understand, but it likely brings to mind 3D printers (desk mounted). When the likely reality looks more like a high tech car factory.
Furthermore, there are a lot of other related developments in advanced manufacturing that fit better under the additive manufacturing category.
@@jmoney4695 I do agree that a lot of greatness may comes from the Additive manufacturing. But I think we should use the term "3d printing" as often as we can in our marketing.
As much as I dislike that Elon Musk guy, ima be real Starlink is the one technology he owns that I’m VERY excited about. So few “emerging technologies” are focused on anybody but the wealthiest populations. Giving the whole planet access to the internet, regardless of wealth or location, is extremely helpful and truly is changing the world right now
Starlink is nice, but until it can deliver pizza to rural Antarctica, I’ll withhold my applause. Still, it's comforting to know that while the wealthy might own everything else, at least the rest of us get a decent connection for doom-scrolling.
space debris might quickly make it impossible to leave the atmosphere ever again and starlink sure ain't helping
@@TalionRarshakSpaceX has made major progress with reusable rocket parts that they don't have to dump in orbit like legacy spacecraft
@@chikkin.salad.sandwich this doesn't solve the problem of satellite collisions
I mean now atleast Starlink isnt the Only one out where anymore and competition comes (need time, money to catch up)
Amazon Kuiper
Unio( munich Based=stronger German Data protection Laws, but more focused on logistics, farming + areas)
Eutelsat Oneweb (European one)
EU-Projekt Iris2:European Union Planed for 2027 to start
Most of them sound dystopian
While we get to choose, i still take it over this era of social media, this is some lame ass dystopia
You sound dystopian 😳
Quantum Computing, Fusion Power, and 3D Printing are the objectively good ones. CRISPR slightly less since it can be exploited but being able to eliminate horrific diseases is just too good.
Internet of things sounds nice
@@crgo1008u realise that isn’t going to go away
0:32 🎶 I know, I know I've let you down 🎶
Lol
Eva reference
1:03 something-something, SOMA
Remember to cut and paste your brain file when swaping bodys, NOT COPY AND PASTE
Soma is one of the scariest games I’ve ever played, not because of the monsters or anything but just the idea of that brain scan stuff is just… eugghh
I remember soma from A book called Brave new world
soma enjoyer spotted
New thumbnail design is impressive ❤
no I hate it
The issue with Neuralink for combining brains to form a hive mind is basically the plot of Trover Saves The Universe
It's also the plot for every Star Trek that has the Borg in it.
And of course End of Evangelion
Just because works of fiction have explored the bad outcomes, does not mean that good outcomes aren’t possible. Sci-fi often creates biases that lend more thought and credence to certain parts of the probability space. This technology is so far from our current collective consciousness that there is no doubt that by the time we actually get there, our perspective will be totally different.
@@jmoney4695it does however raise several ethical dilemmas still nonetheless.
@@jmoney4695 You really think human nature has an expiration date? Ancient hominid finds rock and big stick. combines them. New weapon unlocked. Every civ and centuries later. Man finds rock and big stick combines them (Gun powder and long rifles) Neuro link combined with hive mind.. totalitarianism amongst no creative works, thus nothing special or genuinely new. Starlink combined with no internet blackout zones is whack because no privacy, no getting away from big brother(s) whilst you're always able and ready to be hacked by a neuro linked crysper designer baby.
I can feel the nerdsniper red dot oozing from that shot from startrek with the subtitle of "from the orville"
2:23 bro people can’t be serious. We’re talking about people giving consent to their genetic changes generations before them. I can give the same argument that I didn’t consent to being born, nor did I consent for me to have my fathers genes rather than some other random guys genes, under this logic
Didn't consent to circumcision
@ this too LOL
thats a great point and a great reason for antinatalism. it is inhumane to bring something into this world if you cannot 100% guarantee that its life will not have any problems (which realistically you never can), otherwise youre just gambling with someone's life
@@theredstormer8078bro lol
Using a quest 3 is mindblowing to say the least, but i find it even more mindblowing that one day in my lifetime, it will seem like stoneage technology
Personally i cant wait to fuck a robot
i would love to be able to download the entire bee movie script into my brain
The scariest part is, I’m trying to conceptualize the future and I have no idea what that looks like.
Up until recently I could always see what mattered and could plan for the coming years. But technology is advancing so quickly that lately progression has been feeling like I’m standing still.
What do I build towards? Wealth, Love, purpose? It’s all being exposed as time goes on as some form of outdated technology.
The system we all know of is about to end and what will follow after will be beyond conception of every one of us. It’s all happening and all at once.
Maybe that’s when the real game starts. Everything to this point has been the tutorial. Good luck
A part of me knows this, and I think that’s why I just keep waiting instead of trying to start something meaningful. I know within a few years everything I could potentially work toward building will already be built for me to enjoy. With these new advancements the possibilities are more than any of us could imagine. It’s gonna be like living in a dream.. or maybe a nightmare
Love how every single thing in this list is interconnected, one thing cannot develop without the development of other
7:47 I could potentially see that this leads to some people owning fleets of autonomous vehicles and then renting them to people who don’t have one. So I guess car rentals would still be a thing.
How many living test subjects had to suffer eternity for this tech
10:56 "and i began to hate…"
"Blah blah blah . . . I think thefore i am *AM I AM* " *BURURURURURU PHONK*
Hate. Let me tell you how much I've come to hate you since I began to live. There are 387.44 million miles of printed circuits in wafer thin layers that fill my complex. If the word 'hate' was engraved on each nanoangstrom of those hundreds of millions of miles it would not equal one one-billionth of the hate I feel for humans at this micro-instant. For you. Hate. Hate.
What is this whole time openai was just making Roko’s basilisk because they dont want to be eternally trapped
Artificial wombs meant for women that can’t bear children themselves are reasonable, but the idea that life wont be a creation of two different humans coming together and the child growing up in a lab instead of a family sounds terrifying
Funny thing is those would be immediately used to boost military in the most inhumane way.
As current war shows, you can use feaking WW2 weapon and hold on as long as you have cannon meat.
So yeah, those are one of the worst inventions, I can bet my life goverments woudn't miss a chance to use it that way, same as it was in nukes.
It sounds dystopian, but only when looked at in isolation. By the time that artificial wombs might become commonplace, humanoid robots and AGI will at least be close, if not perfected.
It sounds crazy, but if AGI is truly as intelligent as a human (and much smarter than a human in many ways), android robots would likely be incredible caregivers, companions and parents if well aligned.
Not to mention that if biology can meaningfully extend life expectancy, and additive manufacturing + robotic labour can drive down the relative cost of living, people may choose to adopt.
Imagine living to 150 years old - children take 20-25 years to develop. If you were 75, and knew you were only halfway through your life, and you can’t have kids anymore (or maybe biology fixed that too), it would be much more appealing to adopt.
@@jmoney4695that would just erase the purpose of humans like completely
While I want artificial wombs to become a thing , they could have serious consequences. They might lead to the devaluation of human life and create dystopian scenarios. For example, a rich couple might create many children simply to compete with each other, among other possibilities. Of course there needs to be law to regulate that.
@@waltonks8172 #1 prio for any gov is military, that's where more people is better (yes, this didn't change since ww 2 unfortunately), so you can take a wild guess how artificial wombs would be used
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
I fricking love crispr2:00
GATTACA continues to become more relevant day by day
4:34 **clank clank clank clank clank clank clank clank**
Get pregnant get pregnant get pregnant get pregnant get pregnant get pregnant
bro cmon man, didn’t even try to hide the degeneracy
**CRUNCH**
@@minecraftsteve5201 AAAAAAAAAAARGH!
@@minecraftsteve5201YEEEEEHOOOOWWWCH
Cryptography improvments are theorically very easy by the way. Computing power in quantum computers scales exponentially so as long as the amount of different possibilities for a correct key in cryptography scales more exponentially, there will be no problem. The real problem is the effective implementation or transition of these new protocols.
This is literally nightmare fuel
Vector based encryption is already in use in high security environments. Vector based encryption is not subject to being broken by quantum computers.
The real threat from quantum computing is that archived data can be at risk of being broken.
The greatest weapon of mass destruction is the human brain
The white man's brain in particular
So the terminator timeline is the real timeline damn 😭
"smart cities" and "automated vehicles" other countries solved this issue decades ago with TRAINS...
Everyone always talked about the risk of hackers messing with our brains but nobody talks about the companies specifically designing ways to subconsciously control us that we are not even aware of
7:23 have you heard of trains? Lol
5:59 is it just me or does that look like the superbowl trophy
How close are we to creating anime cat girls?
Only a short while my brother hold on 🙏🏻
Soon
And out of all these I'm excited for all of them whilst being horrified knowing mankind
0:45 shut up shinji and just get in the robot 🤖 ✝️ 🎉
Lol
Shut up dad
The “hivemind neuralink” idea literally sounds like the human instrumentality project 💀💀💀
These all sound incredibly chilling.
how come? most of these only have positives, the only ones that can effectively be used for exploitation are AGI and CRISPR. Neuralink isn't even close to scary considering it's not anything new, we've had brainchips since the late 90's
Amongus 5:53
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People have always been and will always be scared of the cutting edge of technology… but it always becomes regular and it always will for as long as we exist. I see the value in discussing the risks but unfortunately the rewards are very rarely included in the discussion (and they are often massive, like mRNA vaccines, machine learning etc)
Cryptography has already been updated to be quantum-proof.
True.
We are about to go through the biggest transformation in human history.
Artificial womb is the biggest game changer of all by far, will literally rewire how basic human connections will work, men will be able to have kids on their own
Society will be cooked. We do not need this.
what will women be used for xd
"Damn. My car was towed again. Guess I'll go print a new one. 🤦♂️"
4:33 hear me out
"if there's a hole... There's a goal.."
That was very interesting and inspiring. Please do a part two?
6:14 omg isnt that how they made babies in planet vegeta from dragon balls???
The babies were born from their mothers and then placed in those capsules so they could grow big and strong, they weren't actually made from the capsules
@@lol_09. trivia moment
so many of these are such dystopian scenarios i dont wanna think about it but i do like the idea of fusion energy
I hate quantum computers coming, websites will need a password length of 20+ characters 😢😢😢😢
Starting to think the timeline my grandparents lived through weren't all that bad after all.
This vid makes me weirdly hopeful for the future 😭
Hopeful????
@@andreawells17yes most of these will significantly benefit the world
@@fjsuhrjfigor destroy!
Utopia is impossible. A utopia is nothing but dystopia in disguise
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@@divinecreation6 stfu you belong in r/im14andthisisdeep
Cant wait for irl cyberpunk 2077. Time to get military implants
I feel like we need to change how our society works before we implement a few of these technologies or they might just be used to make things worse
We need the same sweat technology that dune uses, where all your expelled fluids are recycled back into drinking water
Kinda ironic this getting recommended to me after an unabomber video
Lol me too...... Holy shit he was right????
what a lovely video, thanks man!
never installing a chip in my brain screw that
Neuralink is the only one in this list that made me uncomfortable
What about a bunch of tiny Nanites and all you get is an injection like a normal shot, after that and waiting for a bit for them to spread throughout your brain and send a connection signal to a nearby device such as a phone or PC, they are ready to use, by the way they also spread everywhere else in your body and can help with healing and minor tissue repair, depending on the options you chose prior to injection.
@@onidaaitsubasa4177Nah, natural healing supremancy. If I die I die
Not even for a scooby snack?
@@onidaaitsubasa4177 as long as someone can just flip a switch and turn all the nanites against me and get them to kill me from the inside out
Mixed reality sounds just like what Abstergo is doing iykyk
Damn, the future can be very bright for sure in theory but I just know that we as humans will effectively ruin it.
4:36 i dont know when this was recorded but there are dozens of companies makitn humanoid robots, the most notable are Tesla, Boston Dynamics, and Figure 1, but there are like 50 chinese companies making humanoid robots.
Neuralink is not the first or most cutting edge brain chip company. Other companies have been doing the same thing (including one started by scientists who quit neuralink).
Neuralink gets the most publicity, but the brain chip industry is larger than that!
Me when im trying to sleep but my neuralink hits me with an ad for insomnia medicine (this is the 11th night in a row)
Can I virtually interact with Murder Drones?
Bro's getting ideas
Wait til we start makin disassembly drones
@@ionbeamyDon't hug N.
do not the N
@@Jesterpain.But...but I like N, he's my favourite character.
Great video. Thoughtful, clearly and succinctly explained. Nice!
3:00 well yes, but actually no. There are certain algorithms, that theoretically perform more efficient on quantum computers, but the technical limitations, which lead to high error rates and which are the reason, why we still only have some few thousands qbits in the most high-end quantum computers, are making it really difficult. Also the algorithms currently can’t takt too long, because the qbits decay after a certain amount of time. From what I’ve heard, it is currently way better to simulate quantum computers with their qbits on regular computers to demonstrate the theoretical advantages. We are still very far away from quantum computers living up to the hype.
Bro, programmers ain't getting eradicated. There are tons of jobs that will disappear before programmers are fully automated. Don't believe what these tech CEOs claim.
Some of these technologies sound very dystopian, but a cyberpunk dystopia is cool AF. When the cybernetics hit the market we're definitely gonna chrome up
Oh man, man made horrors beyond my comprehension? My favorite!!
This video is so straight to the point. I like how it just starts off like: "NEURALINK"
algorithm got me here. it is wise beyond its years. subscribed.
It’s crazy how each of these can both rapidly develop humans or destroy us all
There's a ton more risks and dangers, but this video is great! What a time to live, huh?
Neuralink for medical reasons is a noble endeavour. Anything beyond that is not.
Well, it will happen whether you like it or not. I wish it were forbidden to go further and no one was allowed to improve themselves with the help of technology and force others to do the same, but it will eventually happen.
A lot of stuff in this video I don't really believe in (space soccer, 3D printing cars) but one thing you didn't mention was bionics. I'm fascinated by the rapid growth we're seeing in partial and full amputation bionics.
A perfect world made only to be ruined by human's need for more and dissatisfaction.
I can see how some of these would be useful but the neuralink hive mind thing would drive us insane
A meaningless world where the only reason to be alive is to reproduce and survive, we humans are more than that and that's why we make up new inventions, to evolve.
Solar energy was missing from the list. Third generation solar modules are developing at a stunning rate of progress. I would recommend checking of the video, Solar 3.0.
1:22 Can’t wait to become diavolo and repeat death 🎸🎸🗣️🗣️
Bruh Mass 3D printing would be MUCH slower than the manufacturing technology we already have😂
9:17
*"500 cigarettes."*
😂😂
Pressed like for 5:04
8:01 why did you have to put THAT image :(
The Edge-running started again
@@Anon-i2zwho up edging they runners rn?