Future Business Tech2023.3.4---2050 年人工智能工具的 7大技術

:00 In 2050, AI tools are advancing far faster than most people expected. 0:05 For example: 0:06 1. 0:07 Most People Have Access to Artificial General Intelligences 0:10 These AIs can solve almost any type of problem imaginable. 0:13 They’re helping people in the lowest economic brackets of their societies to become millionaires 0:18 at increasing rates. 0:20 And these general AIs are intertwined with virtual assistants, operating systems, and 0:25 household robots. 0:27 We can have detailed and nuanced conversations with these AIs. 0:31 And they can suggest tools, products, and services that increase the happiness and productivity 0:36 of their users. 0:37 This is made possible because these AIs can analyze the facial expressions and body languages 0:43 of users to determine their emotional states and their deepest aspirations. 0:47 Additionally, they can monitor the activities of millions of users at a time and assign 0:52 personas to their users using clustering algorithms. 0:55 2. 0:56 AIs Can Generate 2-Hour Movies That Are Photorealistic The days of shooting movies using traditional 1:02 actors and cameras are coming to an end. 1:05 It’s now possible to generate entire movies and shows using text prompts and our thoughts. 1:11 People are starting to wear brain computer interfaces and mentally generate major scenes 1:15 in their movies in just one afternoon. 1:18 Increasingly, actors are no longer needed on movie sets at all. 1:21 They can simply provide scans of their faces, body proportions, and samples of their voices. 1:28 That information can then be uploaded to AI avatars that can take their place in AI-generated 1:33 videos. 1:34 This will allow avatars of movie stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Samuel L. Jackson, and 1:38 Jennifer Lawrence to be used for many decades and have their ages changed as needed. 1:44 Many movie studios go beyond that, and they only use AI avatars that are 100% fabricated. 1:49 Some of these AIs are bigger celebrities than human celebrities. 1:52 They’re more physically attractive than almost anyone in Hollywood. 1:56 And because they’ve been trained on millions of hours of video data from movies, shows, 2:01 social media, and TV show interviews, they’re far more charismatic than most humans can 2:05 ever hope to be. 2:07 They always say all the right things at exactly the right time, and their voices are indistinguishable 2:12 from the voices of real people. 2:14 At this point, these types of capabilities are helping content creators as a whole to 2:19 make more money than the entirety of Hollywood. 2:22 For decades, content creators have been able to create photorealistic movies that resonate 2:27 with audiences in ways that Hollywood executives could never dream of accomplishing. 2:32 Also, a high percentage of channels on video platforms are run completely by AIs and are 2:38 almost indistinguishable from channels run by humans. 2:42 AIs can provide their own video ideas, scripts, narration, thumbnails, and content strategies. 2:48 At this point, video channels run by AIs are often of higher quality. 2:55 3. 2:56 Photorealistic Virtual Worlds Are Mostly AI-Generated It’s become possible to create entire virtual 3:01 worlds using only text prompts and our thoughts. 3:03 Sometimes, it only takes one paragraph of text to create an entire virtual city or an 3:08 entire forest. 3:09 And you can change any part of these worlds in real time because there’s almost an infinite 3:14 number of variations that you can choose for each 3d asset. 3:18 This is leading to VR experiences that are beyond the imagination of most people in the 3:23 2020s. 3:24 Using VR contact lenses, we can interact with popular characters from pop culture, including 3:28 Neo from the Matrix, Superman, and Princess Leia. 3:31 There are also nearly infinite versions of each character that are programmed to act 3:35 differently in various situations. 3:38 AIs can even change events in a video game story and dialogue based on a user’s emotional 3:44 state. 3:45 For example, horror games can adjust their levels of horror elements based on the amount 3:50 of fear a user is feeling. 3:53 Photos and paintings of historical events can also be converted into photorealistic 3:57 virtual worlds that make you feel like you’re really there. 4:00 And the VR worlds themselves can change minute-by-minute in order to fit the preferences and desires 4:06 of users. 4:07 VR worlds will only become exponentially more detailed and realistic in the coming years 4:12 and decades. 4:14 4. 4:15 Humans Are Able To Merge With Artificial Intelligences People are using nanobots and other types 4:20 of brain computer interfaces to connect their minds to AIs and the entire internet. 4:25 As a result, people are upgrading their memory capacities of their brains by a millionfold. 4:30 They can access millions of websites, videos, and cloud applications at a time and have 4:36 picture-perfect memory. 4:38 And AIs are helping users to make real-time predictions with this data and gain instantaneous 4:43 insights about the world that were previously impossible to obtain. 4:47 Additionally, researchers and scientists can gain new knowledge about their fields at rates 4:52 unheard of in previous decades. 4:55 Some research institutions are even considering merging humans with super-intelligent AIs. 4:59 However, these AIs would need to be heavily modified for safety reasons. 5:05 These institutions will use every possible precaution so that, ironically, humans don’t 5:10 become tools for these AIs. 5:12 5. 5:14 Humans Are Communicating With Each Other Telepathically This ability is still in its primitive stages 5:19 since only simple concepts can be shared. 5:21 But this capability is improving at a rapid pace. 5:24 A new industry is emerging whereby some content creators are sharing their thought patterns 5:29 with millions of people. 5:31 This is seen by many as the next logical evolutionary step for the podcast industry. 5:37 6. 5:38 AIs Are Writing Better Software Than Most Software Developers 5:42 Using text prompts and thoughts, users can write critical parts of software programs 5:46 in seconds. 5:47 Several software languages already use this capability. 5:50 This is speeding the development of a wide range of applications including software for 5:54 quantum computers, brain-computer interfaces, and nanobots. 5:58 Increasingly, the code that these text prompts generate are so complex that they’re practically 6:03 unreadable to most human beings. 6:07 Tech companies that offer this technology are reaping record profits. 6:10 And it’s now possible to develop video games and VR games five times faster than was possible 6:15 20 years earlier. 6:17 Because of this increased capability, the digital games industry now generates exponentially 6:22 more sales and profits than all other entertainment industries combined. 6:27 7. 6:28 AIs Are Writing Better Books And Screenplays Than Humans 6:32 They’re able to write best-selling books in every genre imaginable. 6:37 Their fictional novels contain practically every element that makes a story engaging 6:41 and entertaining for readers. 6:43 And their non-fiction books delve into nuanced perspectives and analysis of every topic imaginable. 6:49 Some of the best screenplays in the last decade were written by AIs. 6:53 These screenplays are leading to entertaining movies that contain original concepts,and 6:58 they aren’t just reboots of old franchises. 7:01 In addition to that, AIs can instantly adapt novels and short stories into movies and shows 7:06 with only minor human refinement afterward. 7:10 AIs can write poems and songs that have deep and insightful meanings about life and the 7:15 universe. 7:16 Their lyrics are being combined with AI-generated melodies to create some of the most incredible 7:20 songs that ever existed. 7:22 AIs are even creating new music genres that people are welcoming with open arms. 7:27 Thanks for watching. 7:29 Make sure to watch this next video about artificial intelligence.