Futuristic 2024, September
Homo sapiens turns out to be a very confident species that can call itself "smart"
Artificial intelligence and the coexistence of a person with him in the same society is not science fiction: in two or three years it will become a common occurrence in the house, and some types of work are already confidently performing instead of a person
Scientists from the Institute for the Future of Humanity at Oxford University (UK) and the Department of Political Science at Yale University (USA) have estimated the time frame when artificial intelligence will surpass the capabilities of the human mind
Today Microsoft has posted a list of professions that its analysts believe will be in demand in 10 years. The top includes professions related to science and space exploration. The full list is on the official website of the company
Remember the futuristic science fiction movies that showed a future world full of robots? Well, such a future is not far away. Robots are coming and they will take jobs from people
You've probably already heard that robots are going to take our jobs. And that this will allow future generations to finally do what they love, get carried away with hobbies and creativity
In recent years, digital and space technologies have greatly influenced our lives, gradually changing the labor market. Just imagine what these changes will be like in a few decades
The modern world - this is the world of technology development. Today, in a variety of industries, robots are increasingly used, which can often work more efficiently than people, because they do not need time to rest, they do not go on vacation or take a lunch break
Trump's presidential campaign was based on promises to return jobs to the United States, although the main reason for their disappearance is the mechanization of many processes
Jobs in the industrial sector, which have been replaced by cars, will not return, in addition, after the commissioning of unmanned vehicles, drivers will also lose their jobs, according to renowned American scientist in the field of computing systems, Turing Prize laureate John Hopcroft
This conclusion was made by researchers of the World Economic Forum (WEF). Today, machines only perform 29% of work tasks
The pace of development of artificial intelligence and robotics will ultimately leave many out of work, replacing human labor with the labor of robots and intelligent systems
Experts at the Bruegel Research Center in Brussels, which is engaged in research in the field of economics, came to the conclusion that in European countries most of the jobs will soon be automated, and robots will replace people
What professions it threatens in the first place and how then to make a living It only sounds futuristic
Advances in robotics and artificial intelligence over the coming decades will lead to further stratification of society into rich and poor
Bill Gates called Kurzweil "the best I know at predicting the future of artificial intelligence."
In the future, all companies will switch to a 12-hour work week. Thanks to the development of technology, people will no longer need five days: only three days a week will be enough, and not 8 hours, as now, but four. Computers will replace workers, for example, in jobs that require good memory and the ability to perform repetitive tasks
Bill Gates called Kurzweil "the best I know at predicting the future of artificial intelligence." Kurzweil is also known for other predictions that go beyond artificial intelligence
The Russian futurist architect has figured out where humanity will move when it finally ditches the Earth.It looks impressive in pictures. A giant ring encircling the Earth, against the background of grains of sand and the endless darkness of space
A futurologist, cyberculture expert and "main debater" of Wired magazine told RBC how sharing will replace private property, why brands will pay people for attention, and in what ways people are stronger than artificial intelligence.- Salik
What will happen to us all in 100, 1000 or in a million years? What do we know about the future of the super-developed civilization? Reliably - nothing
Fun fact: three-quarters of all food for the world's population comes from only 12 plant species and 5 animal species. To diversify our diet without harming the environment, scientists will come up with new types of food. We have already heard about the production of artificial meat
Perhaps it will no longer be a secret for anyone that any kind of creativity in one way or another reflects the worldview of the creator, his attitude to the world, and it certainly will not be a revelation to say that the worldview of this creator is formed under the influence of the cultural environment in which he is born, grows and becomes who he is
Since the very creation of the first state, people have been obsessed with the idea of creating an ideal society
Mark Post from the University of Maastricht in the Netherlands is confident that humanity will be saved thanks to test-tube meat, which has a market value of $ 29.5. Mark Post leads the laboratory that created this product
Known for his thoughts on the potential impact of artificial intelligence on the medical industry, legendary Silicon Valley investor and founder of Sun Microsystems Vinod Khosla said the other day that “any radiologist who plans to practice in 10 years will kill patients every day” because the decisions involved with machines will be developed to such an extent that they will become much more effective than professional medical practitioners
We hear about car sharing, smart cities and the mobility of the future every day. Most likely, you will not even notice how all this will become reality, and the steering wheel will cease to interfere with getting into the car. We are figuring out what we are going to use in 2025
The famous musician and futurist Brian Eno, together with Kevin Kelly in 1992, predicted the evolution of the world system until 2030. Half of this period has passed, but much of the forecast has already come true: total PR, the flourishing of hand-made, a change in sexual roles
As a result of the studies of the Dutch biologist Abdul Wahab El-Khalbzuri and the artist Jalila Essaydi, Kevlar may lose the title of the most durable tissue in the world and give way to the organic combination of spider webs and human skin
Outwardly, the Japanese prototype is still far from the exoskeleton robot from the movie "Avatar", but the main thing is to start. Japanese engineer Hajime Sakamoto announced his intention to create a humanoid robot 13 feet (3,962 meters) high
People work less and less physically and more and more mentally. Evolution, if not tweaked, acts accordingly - takes resources from the body and transfers them to the brain
Russia, in the increasingly aggravated international struggle for the oil and gas-rich Arctic, spares neither fantasy nor money: the British press writes with surprise about a unique project of a cryptoclimatic miracle city in ice for the military, agents of special forces
The British police will soon be armed with weapons in the best traditions of James Bond spy films. A scoped laser rifle creates a wall of light that blinds the enemy
Western scientists predict that one of the newest trends in biology - synthetic biology - may in the near future have a radical impact on humans and life on the planet as a whole
The Ministry of Health has registered the first genetic drug for the treatment of the consequences of a local blood supply disorder (ischemia). In the second quarter of 2012, the drug will appear in pharmacies and will probably be prescribed free of charge
In the photo: "Kawaii" robotic guard from Korea (left) is strikingly unlike the robot jailer from science fiction works (right)
The Russian company DisplAir has created a working prototype of a touch screenless display. "Foggy" 3D-screen, as the creators call it, is released into the air by a special projector
Photo: "Advanced Hypersonic Weapon" (AHW), approximate appearance The US Army has tested the latest aircraft, the speed of which is five times the speed of sound
The project of two skyscrapers, which were to be built in the near future in South Korea, became the source of an international scandal
Unmanned aerial vehicles, which are being built by engineers in many countries of the world, are basically similar to one another. Most often they are miniature airplanes, sometimes tiny helicopters, in rare cases they resemble birds or insects