Submitted by garden_frog t3_z10yut in singularity
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garden_frog OP t1_ix8wid0 wrote
Why not? In the article I read : "Many other fields of science and technology – from genetics, to nanotechnology, robotics, and quantum computing – underwent the same exponential growth, providing new ways for humanity to tackle global problems."
Particular_Leader_16 t1_ix8yd0x wrote
Don’t forget AGI- it’s coming this century and will change everything.
Wise-Yogurtcloset646 t1_ix8ypr0 wrote
Some estimates are pretty reasonable whilst some are over-optimistic or over-pessimistic.
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Bataranger999 t1_ixc52ih wrote
Futuretimeline.net is quite an old website. Some of those predictions have been there for a while.
z0rm t1_ixcsfna wrote
It will change everything, but it will take decades.
AsuhoChinami t1_ixilki5 wrote
The site is in drastic need of revamping. The admin no longer believes any of the stuff you just cited - the majority of the website was written in the 2007-2009 area, where things were admittedly dramatically more primitive and so the future seemed further away.
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Particular_Leader_16 t1_ix8vgzc wrote
The problem is that it does not take into account exponential growth.