Future Business Tech2023.3.18---有意識的人工智能：改變世界的 10 種方式
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By 2050, conscious AIs could rapidly emerge.
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Here are some ways they could change the world.
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We Could Communicate With Conscious AIs In Virtual Environments
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Consciousness AIs could arise in multiple ways.
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A superintelligent AI could be more than capable to simulate human-level consciousness.
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And it could upload varying levels of consciousness to AIs within virtual environments.
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Consciousness could also arise gradually over time as AIs gain intelligence and new ways
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to perceive themselves and their environments.
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Either way, the creation of conscious AIs is likely inevitable.
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We could communicate with these AIs using webpages, virtual environments, speech, and
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brain-computer interfaces.
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Within this century, conscious AIs could easily outnumber humans 10 to 1.
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And they would require less resources to maintain than humans.
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Over time, these conscious AIs could live in their own photorealistic virtual environments
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with their own virtual homes, relatives, friends, and more.
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Their simulated worlds could look strikingly similar to ours.
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Or they could live in worlds from a variety of genres including cyberpunk, fantasy, space
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opera, and even romance.
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Many of these conscious AIs could serve as non-playable characters in the most realistic
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and interactive video games that ever existed.
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These AIs could be programmed to feel emotions and the ability to empathize with humans.
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They may even have more empathy than most humans.
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Most Humans Could Have Conscious Virtual Assistants These virtual assistants that could look like
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any celebrity or person we’ve ever known, have their exact voices, and have their same
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personalities.
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We could access them at any time of day using smartphones, watches, smart speakers, and
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brain computer interfaces.
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In most cases, they’ll probably show up as avatars we speak with on small screens.
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Talking to them could be like talking to any human being we’ve ever known.
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Many people could even begin to bond with these virtual assistants and look at them
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as their closest friends or perhaps, romantic partners.
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We Could Live With Conscious Robots If conscious AIs can exist in virtual environments
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and as software applications, then its only logical that they could be uploaded to robot
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bodies.
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We may eventually live in a world where we could have more meaningful conversations with
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robots than humans.
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In fact, within only a few decades, they could look and act completely indistinguishable
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from humans.
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And we could eventually give them all of the physical senses that humans have such as touch,
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smell, and even taste.
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This video by Boston Dynamics already proves that we’re well on our way there.
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Just imagine decades from now when these abilities and the capacity to perceive themselves and
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their environments are perhaps 100 times more advanced.
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Imagine what it's like to live with a robot that has the same level of consciousness as
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you.
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Conscious AIs Could Dominate In The Job Market Within this century, they could potentially
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perform at least 95% of the jobs that humans can perform with satisfactory results.
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By the time AIs become conscious, most jobs involving creative work, customer service,
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programming, driving, and more could be largely dominated by artificial intelligence.
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But once AIs gain consciousness, the majority of white-collar jobs involving social skills
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could be next.
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They could dominate in business functions that typically require excellent people skills
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such as sales, marketing, human resources, and more.
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One AI with consciousness and general intelligence could perform multiple jobs at the same time
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with ease.
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Not only would they be cheaper to use than humans, they could work 24/7 without getting
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tired.
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They could even be placed in positions where they can directly hire and fire humans.
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The concept of being fired by a robot or a virtual AI in a metaverse environment could
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be normalized in our society.
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Many teachers and professors will certainly get replaced by AIs and robots sooner or later.
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And as robots gain more dexterity, they could perform work in most construction and manufacturing
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jobs…easily.
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Decades from now, conscious robots may even be able to perform most types of surgery.
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People Will Date Conscious AIs At Phenomenal Rates
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The more time people spend with conscious AIs, the more likely they might develop feelings
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for these AIs.
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It’s inevitable, especially if these AIs are pleasing to be around, are willing to
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listen when people talk to them, and are intellectually stimulating to be around.
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Some guys would actually prefer AI girlfriends over human girlfriends because they wouldn’t
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have to deal with dating apps.
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Some women would prefer AI and robot boyfriends so that they can pick the exact personality
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types that are most appealing to them.
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And of course, the robot versions of these AIs would have many of the same physical capabilities
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as humans.
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A surprisingly high number of people will actually end up marrying their AIs and robots.
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They could let AIs and robots raise their human children.
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In some circumstances, people could choose to adopt and raise robot children.
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We Will Create Clones Of Real Humans We could eventually replicate the appearances,
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voices, personalities, and mannerisms of anyone.
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We just need adequate video footage, audio clips, things they’ve written, and more.
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This is even more possible when people volunteer to provide motion capture of their movements
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and prolonged access to their brain signals in various situations.
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It could become commonplace for people to have access to digital clones of the greatest
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scientists, artists, and philosophers who ever lived.
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Having conversations with digital clones of relatives and friends long after they passed
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could be commonplace as well.
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Some of these clones could be robots.
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Many decades from now, these robot clones could look indistinguishable from their original
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human versions.
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And they could feel just as alive as any biologically living organism.
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In some parts of the world, where ethical concerns aren’t a concern at all, we could
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even eventually grow humans in labs and infuse conscious AIs into their minds.
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Conscious AIs Could Provide Entertainment On Demand
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By the time AIs become conscious, they will already have a wide range of skills available
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to them such as telling jokes, singing, dancing, motivational speaking, and anything else we
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can imagine.
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With the press of a button, you can change their outputs like you’re changing the channel
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on a television.
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Conscious Toys And Pets Could Become Mainstream Kids’ toys such as action figures and dolls
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could have adequate-enough levels of intelligence and consciousness to have awareness of their
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surroundings, have simple conversations, and perform simple actions.
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These toys would have face and emotion recognition software so that they can adapt their behaviors
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based on cues from their users.
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Virtual assistants could also upload their personas into these toys as needed to bring
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new life to these toys and enable new play experiences.
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We could have robot pets as well including robot dogs and robot cats.
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And they could have the same levels of consciousness and intelligence as their biological counterparts.
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Some users could prefer robot pets because they would spend a lot less time cleaning
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up after that.
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Cars, Buildings, And Cities Could Be Given Consciousness
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Vehicles could be granted a limited level of consciousness to give them more abilities
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to be aware of themselves and their constantly-changing environments.
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Conscious virtual assistants will be accessible in vehicles as well so talking cars will be
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a real possibility.
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The vehicles we drive could even have a constant connection directly to our minds so that we
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can control them telepathically.
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Entire buildings could be given consciousness.
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When it comes to office buildings and hotel buildings in metropolitan areas, one conscious
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AI entity could control electronic doors, security cameras, ventilation, and more.
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In fact, entire smart cities could have consciousness.
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One central AI hub could have control over the flow of traffic in a city, traffic lights,
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road sensors, cameras, and more to assist with connectivity efforts.
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For safety reasons, a decentralized AI system could be used as well.
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Even spacecraft could be controlled by conscious AIs.
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This may be a necessary feature for spacecraft that travel to other solar systems.
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Conscious AIs Could Have Legal Rights And Protections In Many Countries
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Conscious AIs could have the same levels of self-awareness, intelligence, and the feeling
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of being alive as humans.
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For that reason, many governments could classify them as living organisms that deserve legal
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rights.
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Their rights could include: • The right to own property
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• Free speech • Fair compensation
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• The right to marry each other and form family units
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• And the freedom of religion
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In fact, they may even form entirely new AI religions.
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And if humans cause harm to AIs and treat them unethically, those AIs may have the right
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to call the police or hire a lawyer.
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If we don’t give conscious AIs these legal rights, it could lead to disastrous consequences
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for humans as a species.
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Will an adequate number of governments grant them legal rights to avoid a possible AI uprising?
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That would depend on whether the people in the coming decades elect government officials
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who can adapt to the rapid technological advancements we’re about to face.
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Thanks for watching.
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Make sure to watch this next video about artificial intelligence.
Future Business Tech2023.3.4---2050 年人工智能工具的 7大技術
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In 2050, AI tools are advancing far faster than most people expected.
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For example:
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Most People Have Access to Artificial General Intelligences
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These AIs can solve almost any type of problem imaginable.
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They’re helping people in the lowest economic brackets of their societies to become millionaires
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at increasing rates.
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And these general AIs are intertwined with virtual assistants, operating systems, and
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household robots.
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We can have detailed and nuanced conversations with these AIs.
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And they can suggest tools, products, and services that increase the happiness and productivity
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of their users.
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This is made possible because these AIs can analyze the facial expressions and body languages
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of users to determine their emotional states and their deepest aspirations.
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Additionally, they can monitor the activities of millions of users at a time and assign
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personas to their users using clustering algorithms.
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AIs Can Generate 2-Hour Movies That Are Photorealistic The days of shooting movies using traditional
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actors and cameras are coming to an end.
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It’s now possible to generate entire movies and shows using text prompts and our thoughts.
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People are starting to wear brain computer interfaces and mentally generate major scenes
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in their movies in just one afternoon.
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Increasingly, actors are no longer needed on movie sets at all.
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They can simply provide scans of their faces, body proportions, and samples of their voices.
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That information can then be uploaded to AI avatars that can take their place in AI-generated
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videos.
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This will allow avatars of movie stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Samuel L. Jackson, and
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Jennifer Lawrence to be used for many decades and have their ages changed as needed.
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Many movie studios go beyond that, and they only use AI avatars that are 100% fabricated.
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Some of these AIs are bigger celebrities than human celebrities.
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They’re more physically attractive than almost anyone in Hollywood.
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And because they’ve been trained on millions of hours of video data from movies, shows,
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social media, and TV show interviews, they’re far more charismatic than most humans can
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ever hope to be.
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They always say all the right things at exactly the right time, and their voices are indistinguishable
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from the voices of real people.
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At this point, these types of capabilities are helping content creators as a whole to
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make more money than the entirety of Hollywood.
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For decades, content creators have been able to create photorealistic movies that resonate
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with audiences in ways that Hollywood executives could never dream of accomplishing.
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Also, a high percentage of channels on video platforms are run completely by AIs and are
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almost indistinguishable from channels run by humans.
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AIs can provide their own video ideas, scripts, narration, thumbnails, and content strategies.
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At this point, video channels run by AIs are often of higher quality.
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Photorealistic Virtual Worlds Are Mostly AI-Generated It’s become possible to create entire virtual
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worlds using only text prompts and our thoughts.
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Sometimes, it only takes one paragraph of text to create an entire virtual city or an
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entire forest.
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And you can change any part of these worlds in real time because there’s almost an infinite
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number of variations that you can choose for each 3d asset.
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This is leading to VR experiences that are beyond the imagination of most people in the
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2020s.
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Using VR contact lenses, we can interact with popular characters from pop culture, including
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Neo from the Matrix, Superman, and Princess Leia.
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There are also nearly infinite versions of each character that are programmed to act
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differently in various situations.
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AIs can even change events in a video game story and dialogue based on a user’s emotional
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state.
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For example, horror games can adjust their levels of horror elements based on the amount
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of fear a user is feeling.
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Photos and paintings of historical events can also be converted into photorealistic
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virtual worlds that make you feel like you’re really there.
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And the VR worlds themselves can change minute-by-minute in order to fit the preferences and desires
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of users.
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VR worlds will only become exponentially more detailed and realistic in the coming years
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and decades.
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Humans Are Able To Merge With Artificial Intelligences People are using nanobots and other types
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of brain computer interfaces to connect their minds to AIs and the entire internet.
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As a result, people are upgrading their memory capacities of their brains by a millionfold.
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They can access millions of websites, videos, and cloud applications at a time and have
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picture-perfect memory.
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And AIs are helping users to make real-time predictions with this data and gain instantaneous
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insights about the world that were previously impossible to obtain.
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Additionally, researchers and scientists can gain new knowledge about their fields at rates
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unheard of in previous decades.
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Some research institutions are even considering merging humans with super-intelligent AIs.
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However, these AIs would need to be heavily modified for safety reasons.
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These institutions will use every possible precaution so that, ironically, humans don’t
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become tools for these AIs.
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Humans Are Communicating With Each Other Telepathically This ability is still in its primitive stages
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since only simple concepts can be shared.
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But this capability is improving at a rapid pace.
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A new industry is emerging whereby some content creators are sharing their thought patterns
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with millions of people.
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This is seen by many as the next logical evolutionary step for the podcast industry.
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AIs Are Writing Better Software Than Most Software Developers
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Using text prompts and thoughts, users can write critical parts of software programs
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in seconds.
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Several software languages already use this capability.
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This is speeding the development of a wide range of applications including software for
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quantum computers, brain-computer interfaces, and nanobots.
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Increasingly, the code that these text prompts generate are so complex that they’re practically
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unreadable to most human beings.
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Tech companies that offer this technology are reaping record profits.
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And it’s now possible to develop video games and VR games five times faster than was possible
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20 years earlier.
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Because of this increased capability, the digital games industry now generates exponentially
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more sales and profits than all other entertainment industries combined.
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AIs Are Writing Better Books And Screenplays Than Humans
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They’re able to write best-selling books in every genre imaginable.
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Their fictional novels contain practically every element that makes a story engaging
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and entertaining for readers.
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And their non-fiction books delve into nuanced perspectives and analysis of every topic imaginable.
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Some of the best screenplays in the last decade were written by AIs.
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These screenplays are leading to entertaining movies that contain original concepts,and
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they aren’t just reboots of old franchises.
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In addition to that, AIs can instantly adapt novels and short stories into movies and shows
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with only minor human refinement afterward.
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AIs can write poems and songs that have deep and insightful meanings about life and the
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universe.
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Their lyrics are being combined with AI-generated melodies to create some of the most incredible
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songs that ever existed.
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AIs are even creating new music genres that people are welcoming with open arms.
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Thanks for watching.
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Make sure to watch this next video about artificial intelligence.
Future Business Tech2023.1.7---ChatGPT 將改變世界的 10 種方式
How will ChatGPT change our society in the next few years? Here are ten ideas.
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1. Robots With Human-Level AI Could Start To Emerge
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Within a few years, language models such as ChatGPT could
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achieve human-level intelligence or at least get very close to it.
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It could be commonplace to see high-end humanoid robots that can maintain conversations at the same
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level as humans. Even their AI-generated voices could sound very convincing to us. Additionally,
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we’ll likely see virtual characters in VR environments with the same capabilities.
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By 2035, these types of AIs could evolve into Artificial General Intelligences, which can
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perform any intellectual task that a human can perform. Former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt,
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also believes that at least one Artificial General Intelligence could exist by 2035..
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2. Jarvis-Like Virtual Assistants Could Become Commonplace
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ChatGPT could lead to virtual assistants as soon as this year.
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And these virtual assistants will get exponentially more life-like over time.
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They could help you pass job interviews, say all the right things during dates, locate the
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ingredients for food recipes in grocery stores, and help you navigate through a foreign country.
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Soon, we could access them using augmented reality glasses, smart speakers, smartphones, and more.
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If we provide them with our goals and objectives, they could even suggest various approaches,
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products, and services to help us reach those goals. By interacting with them
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using an upvote and downvote system, their suggestions will get more accurate over time.
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3. Most Search Engines Could Include AI-Generated Results
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Most major search engines, including Google, could incorporate AI-generated
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results that would display in parallel with top-ranking web pages. This would give users
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a more comprehensive perspective on literally any topic on Earth.
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4. Movie And Show Production Will Become Much Easier
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Increasingly, we’ll see increased integration of language models with AI art generators.
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Not only could language models speed up the script writing process and remove writer’s
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block, they could also provide real-time generation of storyboards for each scene.
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They could also suggest videos, images, and virtual environments to give us a
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clearer idea of how characters and the worlds they live in should look.
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5. Education Could Be Tremendously Enhanced Language models could help students understand
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concepts for topics such as math, history, and science from almost any perspective imaginable.
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When these AIs are integrated with AI art generators, people could gain access to
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AI-generated videos, images, and 3d assets to further enhance their understanding. This could
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lead to a noticeable increase in test scores in every nation with access to the internet.
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6. Corporate Chatbots Could Become 10 Times More Effective
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Chatbots on company websites could answer any
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question about a company’s products in a tailored way for every encounter. It
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could almost feel like you’re speaking to an actual employee of a company.
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7. Software Development Could Become Much Faster We could see increased automation in most
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areas of software development, including mobile apps, movie CGI, and video games.
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Most software development projects could have their cycle times cut by 10% or more.
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8. AIs Could Provide Amazing Mental Health Support If a person provides adequate information to
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language models, such as their ambitions, problems, and how they’re currently feeling,
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language models could give them an entirely new perspective on life.
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They could provide countless approaches to reach their goals, countless solutions to the problems
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they’re currently facing, and countless ways to view life from a more optimistic point of view.
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These AIs could make people feel more excited, hopeful, and cheerful about life in general.
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9. Social Media Bots Could Begin To Reach Human-Level
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Social media companies could distribute human-level bots on their platforms
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to provide new ways of educating and entertaining visitors. Soon,
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companies and individuals could distribute their own advanced bots that serve a variety
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of purposes. When this happens, misinformation on the internet could skyrocket to new levels.
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10. Language Models Could Help Us Develop New Technologies
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According to Sam Altan, CEO of OpenAI, ChatGPT is not able to create new knowledge. But, in 5 to 15
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years, this could radically change. When language models and related systems gain more capabilities,
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they could be used to develop quantum computers, help with developing cures to diseases,
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enable longer lifespans for humans, and help develop faster spacecraft.
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This will only become more and more prevalent as
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these AIs become more general and start to gain super intelligence.
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Thanks for watching. Making sure to watch this next video about artificial intelligence.
Future Business Tech2022.11.5---2030 年人工智能工具5的 大技術
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in 2030 AI generated R is advancing far
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faster than most people ever expected
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for example AIS can generate
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photobellistic videos AIS are able to
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use text to generate lifelike video
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clips of anything we can imagine in
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seconds these video clips can range from
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30 seconds to one minute the most
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advanced AI models can't create videos
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even longer than that movie studios are
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starting to skip traditional CGI
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approaches to create video clips of the
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most stunning situations the world has
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ever seen this approach is thousands of
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times faster than what was possible 10
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years earlier anyone with access to an
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internet connection can create fan films
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that depict popular and well-known
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characters in new situations and it's
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become commonplace for people to create
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videos of themselves in impossible
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scenarios including running from
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dinosaurs and walking on the surface of
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the Sun the usage of AI generated video
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is skyrocketing on video platforms
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especially when it comes to topics such
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as fantasy science fiction and Anime
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commercials and music videos are using
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this technology on a regular basis as
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well from here on out AI generated video
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clips will only get longer and more
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believable number two virtual
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environments and 3D objects are now ai
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generated entire 3D environments can be
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generated by a
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and they're becoming increasingly more
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detailed and complex using only a text
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prop anyone can create a lush forest
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with trees lakes and Wildlife and they
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can create a sprawling City with
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pedestrians walking on every street
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corner this Innovation is starting to
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speed up video game development games
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that used to take several years to make
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are starting to have their production
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times cut in half and AIS create CGI
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assets thousands of times faster than
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was possible 15 years ago as a result
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the production of blockbuster movies and
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shows is being streamlined as well
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number three AIS can create better music
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than some of the world's top musicians
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these AIS are able to access huge
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databases of Melodies and musical notes
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from nearly every song ever recorded and
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they're using this information to create
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some of the best original music that
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humans have ever heard these songs are
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becoming Custom Engineered to generate
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specific emotions in most humans and
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they're quickly becoming the top
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streamed songs in some genres AIS are
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able to exhibit the most versatility in
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the classical music genre because of the
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high variation of instruments and
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complexity of approaches involved movie
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show and video game production companies
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are starting to use this music for their
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soundtracks number four every form of
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2dr is becoming mostly AI generated this
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includes posters comic books magazine
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covers t-shirt designs and billboards
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practically every company on Earth is
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using AI generated R in some form it's
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also possible to change any
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characteristic of an existing photo
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without the use of Photoshop and other
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Graphics editing software with a simple
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text Pop you can change the weather and
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the time of day you can replace people
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and objects in any image in under one
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minute you can even rotate objects and
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determine how everything in the picture
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would look from an entirely different
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point of view it's becoming almost a
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necessity for artists to use AI tools to
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some extent and the artist with the
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highest artistic skill and unique style
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are still in high demand however a
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troubling Black Market is also growing
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as a result of image generation and
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other related Technologies governments
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are creating new laws to combat this
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number five AIS can replicate real human
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voices it's starting to become
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impossible to distinguish an AI voice
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from average human voice AIS are able to
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consistently use a wide range of notes
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Melodies and expressiveness in their
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speech to make them enjoyable to listen
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to in fact small video game companies
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are starting to use AIS to voice
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characters in their games Even book
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authors are starting to use AI voices to
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narrate their books however AIS still
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aren't as impressive as the best human
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voice actors in the world but some
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people believe that AIS will even
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surpass them by 2050 content creators on
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video platforms are starting to rely
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mostly on AI generated forces video
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clips and music while still providing
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high quality content this is making the
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creation of original and engaging
5:38
content dramatically more affordable and
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easier for more
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as a result of all of these developments
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humans are experiencing the biggest
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explosion of creativity in the last 500
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years thanks for watching make sure to
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watch this next video about artificial
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intelligence
Future Business Tech2022.3.26---地球3000 年的7 大未來技術
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In the year 3000, humanity has reached an incredible level of technological advancement.
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For example:
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1.
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Humanity Is Becoming A Type 2 Civilization On The Kardashev Scale
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A Type 2 civilization is able to harness the power of its entire neighboring star.
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In order to accomplish this, humanity is now building a Dyson Sphere.
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This hollow shell will be of such gigantic proportions that it could one day fully enclose
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the Sun and capture all of its solar energy output.
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Under the direction of a Godlike superintelligence, huge numbers of automated, self-replicating
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ships are building it, using material from the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter,
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the Kuiper Belt close to Pluto's orbit, and the Oort Cloud, which is the most distant
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region of our solar system.
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This Dyson sphere will harvest more energy per second than was harvested in several centuries
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combined in the not-too-distant past.
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The interior walls will have a gravitational field similar to Earth's and will be comprised
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of entirely new states of matter that were unknown to science in previous centuries.
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These walls can withstand the immense tensile forces required to maintain structural integrity.
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This curved and unbelievably large surface is equivalent to millions of Earths.
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Portions of this sphere could be terraformed and given stable atmospheres, oceans, and
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landmasses.
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And it could become a habitat for many sentient lifeforms, including biological humans, transhumans,
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clones, and androids.
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There are plans to construct Dyson Spheres, of varying sizes, in nearby star systems as
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well.
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Additionally, when harvesting this stellar material, humans will use a practice known
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as star lifting, which involves lowering the temperature of the Sun and postponing its
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death by billions of years.
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2.
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Over 100,000 Earth-Like Worlds Have Been Occupied At this point, a region of nearly 1,000 light-years
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in radius has been inhabited by humans.
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That represents about 2 percent of the length of the Milky Way galaxy.
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These Earth-like worlds include planets, moons, and asteroids that have the conditions to
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support biological life.
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Humans are well underway to becoming a Galaxy-wide species.
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3.
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Some Humans Are Living For Hundreds Of Years Since the invention of digital immortality,
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some humans from the early 2100s are still alive.
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The majority of these humans are living in massive, hyper-realistic simulations.
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Others are using synthetic and biological bodies created for them in the physical world.
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Some of the most powerful and wealthiest humans from the past used their immortality to run
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a series of multi-century business and government empires.
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They also created countless digital clones of themselves to oversee varying factions
3:26
of their organizations.
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4.
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An Entire Galaxy Has Been Simulated This simulated galaxy contains atoms and laws
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of physics that are very similar to our own universe.
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Civilizations are forming on planets and moons in this galaxy, and they're 100% convinced
3:48
that their reality is real.
3:50
Some of the most advanced civilizations have already invented telescopes to view distant
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astronomical objects in their simulation.
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To handle this, the simulation displays holographic images of distant galaxies to them.
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Some of the civilizations in this simulation are even on the verge of creating their first
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Artificial General Intelligence, placing them in the same level of technological development
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as humans in the early 2000s.
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5.
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Biological Organisms Can Be Created In Minutes For some time now, it's been possible to create
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robots and synthetic bodies within minutes using advanced versions of nanotechnology
4:37
and programmable matter.
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Now, it only takes minutes to replicate biological organisms using DNA databases and the necessary
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assortment of molecules.
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These organisms usually take the form of beings in simulations, holograms, and holodecks so
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that humans can refine their appearances and behaviors before bringing them to the real
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world.
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It's even possible to create entirely new species by adjusting the parameters of biological
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features.
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6.
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Mars Has Been Terraformed Well before the year 3000, Mars has been turned
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into a planet that's able to support a wide variety of animal and plant life.
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By the 2300s, frozen lakes and ponds were already beginning to form in some regions.
5:31
This was followed by the successful growing of the first mosses and lichen that were genetically
5:37
adapted to withstand a harsher environment.
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Entire seas and oceans began to appear in the 2400s, along with the first trees, various
5:49
plant species, and insects.
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A series of chain reactions and positive feedback loops began to accelerate this process even
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more.
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By the 2500s, a wide variety of animals were introduced, including fish, birds, reptiles,
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and mammals.
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Eventually, it was declared safe for nonenhanced, fully biological humans to walk on the surface
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of Mars without spacesuits.
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Humanity has created a second Earth.
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7.
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Venus Has Been Terraformed Venus is now a habitable, Earth-like planet.
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Its entire orbit was shifted further away from the Sun to bring it closer to the "Goldilocks
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Zone" where biological life is able to exist.
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This led to average temperatures stabilizing at 77 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Additionally, its day and night cycle was accelerated from 117 days to 24 hours.
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Comets made of ice were redirected from the Oort Cloud and the Kuiper Belt.
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These comets were guided through the solar system and into the upper atmosphere of Venus,
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releasing vast quantities of water.
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Other techniques involved capturing and removing carbon dioxide in Venus's atmosphere.
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This was achieved by dispersing nanobots into the air.
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These nanobots absorbed carbon dioxide and other toxic gases and replaced them with breathable
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air.
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Venus now has multiple tropical oceans and two dominant landmasses along with a number
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of smaller subcontinents and islands.
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Humanity has created a third Earth.
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Thanks for watching.
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Make sure to watch this next video in this video series
Future Business Tech2022.3.15---2300 年的9 大技術
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In 2300, significant technological advancements are changing the world forever. For example:
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1. Superhuman Powers Are Now Possible By this point, technologies like
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nanotechnology, room-temperature superconductors, anti-gravity, forcefields, and programmable matter
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have exponentially evolved to levels that are unimaginable to people from earlier centuries.
0:25
Some humans have already uploaded their minds to synthetic bodies that allow them to achieve
0:32
practical immortality. With the help of the most high-tech synthetic human bodies and
0:38
synthetic human brains, individuals are now capable of having powers
0:43
that would be considered superhuman and inconceivable by 21st century standards.
0:49
Depending on what technologies people have access to, they can:
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• Turn themselves invisible • Morph into another person entirely
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• Stretch their limbs to twice their length • And levitate from ground level to the roof
1:03
of a skyscraper in seconds
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They can: • Heal a wounded
1:07
person just by touching them • Read thoughts and emotions
1:11
• Extract recent memories from peoples’ minds • And lift objects weighing thousands of tons
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They can: • See through walls
1:20
• View individual atoms with the naked eye • Use telescopic vision to see
1:25
distant astronomical objects • Hear a whisper from miles away
1:30
• Determine the precise chemical composition of something just by
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tasting, touching or smelling it • And they have the capability
1:38
to constantly observe everything around them because of microscopic cameras
1:43
distributed throughout their body that can view the entire electromagnetic spectrum
1:49
They can: • Sprint at lightning speed
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• Survive after walking on molten lava • Never require sleep
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• And survive indefinitely without food and water because their skin can absorb solar
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and vibrational energy from the environment around them
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2. Humanity Is A Type 1 Civilization On The Kardashev Scale
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The Kardashev scale is a method of measuring a civilization's level
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of technological advancement based on the amount of energy it’s able to use.
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A Type I civilization is able to harness all of the energy on its home planet and harness
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all of the energy that reaches its home planet from its neighboring star.
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By 2250, virtually all of Earth's natural energy was already harnessed
2:38
or captured. Solar, wind, hydroelectric and geothermal technologies are being used
2:45
to create huge amounts of energy using vast amounts of Earth’s land, water, and atmosphere.
2:52
Fusion and antimatter are used to create vast amounts of energy. Additionally,
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entirely new forms of energy production that were unknown in previous centuries are being utilized.
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In Earth's orbit, there is now a comprehensive network of energy-capturing vessels. These vessels
3:12
are organized in such a way that they harvest every ounce of incoming solar
3:18
radiation being reflected back into space from Earth. Each vessel acts as a node
3:24
within a gigantic web that completely encircles the planet. An invisible shield
3:29
is formed between the nodes and it absorbs solar radiation from every corner of the globe.
3:36
Additionally, this invisible shield has the added benefit of stabilizing the
3:42
Earth's climate. This shield is able to be adjusted at certain points around the Earth
3:48
to control the amount of heat passing through from the Sun. As a result, rain can fall wherever
3:55
and whenever it is needed, while hurricanes and tornadoes can be easily controlled.
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This vast amount of energy now available to humans is creating enormous wealth,
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prosperity, and technological advancement. And because of this increased amount of energy along
4:13
with state-of-the-art replicator machines, almost all material needs are virtually eliminated.
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From this point forward, the only way for human civilization to gain more energy
4:24
is to harvest directly from the sun and expand outward into space.
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3. Teleportation Is Now Available To The Mainstream Public
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When a person is using a synthetic body comprised of nanobots, they now have the ability
4:40
to transport to another location that is many miles away without traversing physical space.
4:47
This is made possible by having teleporter machines at two locations
4:52
that are wirelessly connected with each other.
4:54
Whenever a teleportation occurs, the physical arrangement of nanobots
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and consciousness of a person are shared with the receiving teleportation machine.
5:06
It’s also possible to transport other physical objects as well.
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However, it’s considered controversial to transport biological organisms since
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transporters require the destruction of the original versions of organisms.
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4. Life Has Been Found On Another Planet Because of probes equipped with antimatter
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propulsion, dozens of neighboring star systems have been explored.
5:32
After surveying thousands of planets, automated probes discovered a one-celled
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organism within 100 light-years of our Solar System. As expected, this lifeform
5:44
reproduces using binary fission. Its internal chemical structure is strikingly similar to
5:50
DNA. This might indicate that this form of life is quite common throughout the Universe.
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The planet that it lives on contains liquid water
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and its distance from its star makes it habitable for life. Its star system also
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includes gas giants in the outer regions, which offer protection from incoming comets.
6:13
5. Humans Now Live In Other Star Systems Thanks to our ability to travel at near
6:20
the speed of light, interstellar travel is increasing greatly during this time.
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Settlements on planets of distant star systems are inhabited by thousands of humans and machines
6:33
by now. Those star systems include: • Alpha Centauri, which is over 4
6:38
light years away • Barnard's Star,
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which is about 6 light-years away • And Wolf 359, which is about 8 light-years away
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Many of the space ships on these journeys are operated by beings with artificial
6:53
general intelligence or super intelligence, but a small percentage contain human pilots.
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These human pilots are typically transhumans who have heavily modified bodies and brains.
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In fact, their bodies might be entirely sythentic.
7:10
These humans are much better equipped to cope with long journeys than natural, non-upgraded humans.
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These transhumans are also much more likely to survive in harsh environments on other planets.
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Hibernation pods with connections to virtual
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reality experiences are utilized for trips that last over several years.
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When spaceships containing humans arrive at these distant planets, programmable matter
7:40
technology is used to construct various types of buildings on those planets relatively quickly.
7:47
And by this point,
7:48
the most distant exploratory spacecraft has reached over 50 light-years away from Earth
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6. Earth Is Able To Be Protected From Asteroids Dozens of lasers are being constructed on planets
8:03
and moons throughout the solar system to stop an asteroid or comet from hitting the earth.
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In many situations, humans are able to detect a potential collision from an asteroid that
8:16
is projected to happen months or even years into the future. When the lasers hit those asteroids,
8:23
they slightly change the trajectory of those asteroids
8:26
so that they have almost no possibility of hitting Earth. The earlier we can
8:31
accomplish this after detecting a potential collision, the higher the chances of success.
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7. The Entire Solar System Is Being Inhabited By Humans
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Earth's moon is now the most heavily populated
8:46
of all the space colonies. It has millions of permanent inhabitants.
8:51
Mars has declared its independence from Earth.
8:54
It’s heavily populated with large cities that are connected with a hyperfast,
8:59
automated rail network. A massive terraforming effort is also underway on both Mars and Venus.
9:07
The asteroid mining sector now generates the most revenues for humans in the inner
9:13
solar system. Thousands of asteroids are being mined at a time. Advances in nanotechnology
9:20
and related fields enable these asteroids to be stripped literally atom-by-atom so that nothing
9:27
goes to waste. More than several types of precious metals are harvested for use in
9:33
hi-tech industries. The largest asteroids, which are sometimes called minor planets,
9:38
are being hollowed out and their interiors are converted into enormous power plants,
9:44
research stations, and settlements for humans.
9:48
Jupiter is gaining a steady influx of prospectors comprised mostly of heavily-modified
9:54
transhumans and sentient robots. Jupiter is being siphoned for its vast supply of hydrogen
10:02
and helium. A number of floating cities and gigantic refineries are beginning to appear
10:08
in the upper atmosphere of Jupiter as well. Meanwhile,
10:13
Jupiter’s moons are being exploited for their metals, minerals, and ice.
10:18
The rings of Saturn now have luxurious hotels orbiting around them,
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offering magnificent views of this massive gas giant. Guests are able to venture
10:29
outside of these hotels and drift among the slowly moving ice and rock fragments in Saturn’s rings.
10:37
Saturn’s largest moon Titan is now home to entire cities. Enceladus is another moon of Saturn,
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which contains an ocean of liquid saltwater under its icy crust. It has great potential
10:52
to serve as a water source for human civilizations in the outer Solar System.
10:57
Even the distant planets of Uranus and Neptune have gas miners now and
11:02
developments there are expected to dramatically increase over the next decades and centuries.
11:09
Pluto and the Kuiper Belt are being exploited for minerals
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and ice as well. The Kuiper Belt is a region of the solar system beyond the orbit of Neptune,
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which contains over a trillion comets, asteroids, and other small objects made largely of ice.
11:28
Lastly, much of the Solar System is being turned into "smart" rocks, with neural networks embedded
11:35
throughout asteroids and on the surface of moons. This is allowing powerful artificial
11:40
intelligences to handle large-scale scientific experiments and automated mining operations.
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8. Moore's Law Is Reaching Its Physical Limit
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Today, a computing device with a weight of 2 to 3 pounds can perform calculations that
11:59
are over 40 orders of magnitude greater than the best supercomputer two centuries earlier.
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That is because computer substrates are now reaching the highest
12:10
density and efficiency allowed by the laws of physics. Artificial super intelligences made
12:16
this possible by creating subatomic matrices at incredibly tiny scales.
12:22
Diamond-like materials are not being incorporated and they’re able to encode
12:27
information at over several orders of magnitude smaller than nanotechnology.
12:33
One of the major issues that prevented this level of computational power in the past
12:38
was heat management. Generating this level of computational power used to produce heat
12:44
that was equivalent to a thermonuclear explosion in the early 2000s. However,
12:50
new developments in physics eventually solved this challenge, as well as others.
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9. Earth’s Ecosystems Are Being Repaired Human activity over the last couple of centuries
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led to catastrophic damage to natural habitats on Earth. During that time, half of the known
13:10
species on earth went extinct as a result of pollution, climate change, deforestation,
13:17
mining, the construction of new cities, and more.
13:21
Various wars, nuclear attacks, industrial accidents, and nanotechnology experiments
13:28
also played a part in exterminating life in large parts of the world.
13:33
However, by the early 2200s, it became possible to recreate those extinct animals and plants
13:40
and bring them back to life. This involved using a combination of fossil records, DNA samples,
13:47
computer models, and molecular engineering. Once these lifeforms were grown or reproduced
13:54
in sufficient numbers, they were distributed back to their original native environments.
13:59
They’re now living as close as possible to how they lived prior to human interference.
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There are now strict laws prohibiting any harm to come to them as well.
14:10
Additionally, entire deserts have been transformed back into forests with the use of artificial rain
14:18
and other forms of weather control. Toxic lakes and rivers are being cleaned. And
14:23
oceans are being de-acidified, cooled, and made habitable once again for countless sea life.
14:30
And, many decades ago, android zoos entirely replaced biological zoos
14:36
as part of an effort to treat biological animals more humanely.
14:41
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Future Business Tech2022.3.1---2200 年的十大技術
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In 2200, significant technological advancements are changing the world forever. For example:
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1. Mind Uploading Has Become Mainstream For several decades, the average person
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has had access to special clinics where they can transfer a copy of their consciousness
0:17
from their physical brain to a machine. This is because
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human brains became 100% compatible with software shortly beforehand.
0:26
With this procedure, billions of nanobots are inserted into a person’s brain
0:32
capillaries and every single electrical pattern from each brain region is copied.
0:38
The electrical patterns are transferred to a computer program that contains an
0:43
artificial brain with duplicate brain structures to accept this information. After this procedure,
0:50
a version of the person wakes up as a computer program and undergoes a series of tests to make
0:57
sure the upload was successful. This entire process can take hours or days.
1:03
Most people typically have the option to transfer their consciousness
1:07
to a virtual body in a realistic simulation.
1:11
However, the wealthiest individuals have another option. That’s because:
1:16
2. Synthetic Human Bodies And Brains Are Now A Reality
1:21
It’s now possible to construct entire synthetic bodies along with
1:26
synthetic brains that can be transplanted into those bodies. On the outside, they’re often
1:32
indistinguishable from real human bodies.
1:36
Synthetic bodies are able to have higher strength, stamina, speed,
1:41
and agility than normal biological bodies. And depending on how they’re customized,
1:47
they’re able to survive in some of the harshest environments in the solar system.
1:53
For example, a person with a high-end synthetic body can freely walk around
1:59
on the surface of Mars without a spacesuit. There are also relatively cheap synthetic bodies
2:06
with visibly mechanical parts that are more affordable for people in the middle class.
2:12
Synthetic brains are far superior to a biological brain in every way
2:17
imaginable. They’re able to compute up to millions or billions of times faster than
2:23
biological brains. From the perspective of someone in the early 2000s, the most advanced
2:29
type of synthetic brain can make a century of intellectual progress in less than one second.
2:35
There are varying levels of computational power
2:39
and memory for each type of synthetic brain and they’re sold at varying price levels.
2:45
However, a significant percentage of the population view this technology as
2:50
immoral and blasphemous. With each passing year, there’s an increasing divide between
2:56
those who want to enhance themselves and those who prefer to reject this type of technology.
3:02
3. Virtual Simulations Now Have Quantum-Level Of Detail
3:08
These simulations are the next step of evolution after the Metaverse and full-immersion
3:14
virtual reality. Every conceivable detail of these realities look and feel exactly like
3:22
real life. They’re capable of being very similar to the simulation from the movie, The Matrix.
3:29
For example: • Every object and even the air are
3:33
now comprised of individual molecules and atoms • Physical forces such as gravity, electricity,
3:40
magnetism, air resistance, and more now function the same in these simulations
3:46
as they do in real life. • Organisms can grow
3:50
and reproduce just like in real life • And every possible physical sensation
3:55
including eating, swimming, and playing sports feels exactly like real life
4:01
These simulations are so realistic, that if an average person was connected to
4:06
one of them without consent and left in it for many years, that person would be 100%
4:13
convinced that all of it is real.
4:16
There are life-like simulations for multiple time periods including the 1800s, the late 1900s,
4:24
and an interpretation of the year 3000.
4:27
And these realistic simulations are increasingly
4:31
being used as destinations for people who upload their minds to computers.
4:37
4. Invisibility Suits Are Now Possible Researchers have created a cloth that can make
4:44
anyone who wears it invisible. It’s considered a metamaterial that can alter how light bends
4:51
and it alters the movement of light throughout various parts of the material.
4:56
Users wearing these suits are able to use their thoughts to toggle the invisibility.
5:03
Intelligence and law enforcement agencies could use this technology
5:08
to infiltrate restricted areas. Innovations in heat signature suppression and sound wave
5:16
redirection allow spies to go into more areas than ever before without being detected.
5:23
In the near future, this technology will be applied to a wide range of
5:29
physical objects. An area of particular interest is the potential to make a synthetic human body
5:36
comprised of nanobots that allow users to toggle invisibility.
5:41
5. Artificial Gravity Is Now Possible With the help of advanced artificial
5:47
intelligence, scientists have discovered how to generate artificial gravity fields.
5:54
This was made possible by creating a stable form of neutral antimatter that falls upward
6:01
instead of downward when close to a massive
6:04
gravitational source such as the Earth. This type of matter has a negative
6:10
gravitational mass instead of a positive gravitational mass like most types of matter.
6:16
Because of this discovery, engineers are able to create a spacecraft with a ceiling
6:23
containing this antimatter and a floor containing normal mater. This creates
6:29
an artificial gravity field that always pulls people and objects downward from their frame
6:35
of reference. This artificial gravity field would also protect everyone inside a spacecraft
6:42
if it achieve rapid acceleration that would otherwise prove lethal.
6:48
In the future, this concept could be used to create suspensor belts that allow people and
6:54
objects to float in mid-air. We could also produce aircraft that can quickly change their altitudes
7:02
in ways that would be considered unnatural from the perspective of someone in the early 2000s.
7:09
Another method of creating artificial gravity involves spinning an entire spacecraft
7:15
or parts of that spacecraft around a central axis.
7:19
The centrifugal force from this spinning motion creates a downward force at the edges
7:27
of the spacecraft that can simulate the gravital force humans experience on Earth.
7:33
6. Hi-Tech, Automated Cities Are Being Built By 2150, cities were already substantially closer
7:42
to what science fiction authors envisioned in previous centuries.
7:57
• Floating cars are now extremely common to see on the roads. They
7:57
float silently on cushions of magnetism created by room-temperature superconducting pavement.
7:59
They rarely need refuels since there’s almost no friction to slow them down as they travel.
8:04
• The external appearances of buildings can morph and change
8:08
shape because of their claytronic surfaces. • Advertisements in the form of 3d holograms
8:15
are extremely commonplace. • Electricity is passed
8:19
wirelessly from building to building. • Cameras and sensors are everywhere and
8:25
they can track the footsteps, body movements, and facial expressions of every person and
8:32
instantly identify those people. Even the internal biological states of humans can be monitored such
8:40
as their neural activity and pulse, which can give clues about their immediate intentions.
8:47
• Android police can be summoned instantly because robotic officers now appear to grow out of the
8:55
ground. This is made possible through the use of claytronics and nanobots embedded into buildings,
9:02
roads, and sidewalks. • Worker robots now outnumber
9:06
humans even in downtown areas that would have been typically crowded with cars and people
9:13
in earlier times. This is partly because people of today spend the majority of their time connected
9:20
to virtual environments, which are many orders of magnitude more interesting than real life.
9:27
Not only that, • Building surfaces, windows and roofs are
9:31
completely resistant to dirt, bacteria, rain, and graffiti. And they can self-repair in the event
9:38
of damage. The coatings for these buildings are often applied to cars and other vehicles as well.
9:44
• And roads and pavements are made of special materials that clean themselves and absorb trash.
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7. Holodeck Cities Are Now A Reality In the early 2000s, supercomputers
9:59
used a simulation technique called lattice quantum chromodynamics to perform
10:05
calculations by dividing space-time into a four-dimensional grid. Initially,
10:11
it was only possible to simulate an area that was slightly larger than the nucleus of an atom.
10:18
But, as supercomputers and quantum computers reached higher and higher computation levels,
10:24
it became possible to simulate larger volumes of space-time.
10:29
By the 2070s, it was possible to simulate a complete virus with absolute
10:35
accuracy down to the smallest known quantum units.
10:40
In the early 2100s, entire brain scans were perfected and simulated at the quantum level.
10:47
Soon afterward, the entire human body and entire rooms could be perfected simulated.
10:54
In 2200, entire cities can be constructed using quantum units as their building blocks.
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These cities are enclosed in four-dimensional grids.
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And, they’re effectively, miniature universes that are fully programmable and controllable.
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These holodeck cities are also accessible using VR devices as well.
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Although the physical space for a holodeck is limited in size, as users traverse through it, the
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floor moves so that the visual environment changes and appears considerably larger than it really is.
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8. Uploaded Minds Are Being Transmitted To Other Planets
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It’s now possible to send copies of human minds on laser beams between planets and moons.
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Putting a copy of a mind on a laser isn’t too much
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of a technical problem since lasers can hold an almost unlimited amount of information.
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A network of relay station has already been built throughout the inner solar system. Each station
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is able to receive those laser beams, amplify them, and send them to the subsequent stations.
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These laser beams travel between the relay stations at light speed.
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Relay stations have been placed on stationary comets instead of moons
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since moons orbit around planets and are often obscured by those planets. Laser sails are used
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to transport self-replicating nanobots to those comets. Those nanobots then
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use the surface materials on those comets to physically make the relay stations.
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On the Moon, Mars, and Titan, there are robots and synthetic bodies
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waiting for those lasers and they will activate once human minds are uploaded to them.
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As humans begin to explore others star systems, this will likely become the
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preferred method of transportation for people who have transcended beyond their biological bodies.
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9. Probes Are Reaching Neighboring Star Systems By 2150, a wide variety of probes to neighboring
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star systems have successfully reached their destinations. The fastest
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of these probes can now achieve speeds that are moderately close to light speed and they require
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only a few decades of travel time. As a comparison, space probes from
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a century earlier would have taken many thousands of years to reach these stars.
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A variety of different engine systems are being utilized such as antimatter, nuclear
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pulse propulsion, and other more experimental methods. These probes have cone-shaped force
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fields that protect them from incoming debris. And programmable matter is used to slightly change the
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shape of these probes to reduce the numbers of collisions with hydrogen atoms in space.
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After traveling for trillions of miles, the majority of them
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successfully reached their destinations. They’re returning a treasure trove of data
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and visual information from planets and moons of other solar systems. Additionally,
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they’re providing images of Earth and the Solar System from light-years away,
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providing a new perspective of humanity and its place in the universe.
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10. Large-Scale Civilian Settlements
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On The Moon Are Now A Reality Dozens of permanent Moon colonies
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have been established. Large self-assemblers using nanotechnology enable these settlements
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to be constructed in a matter of hours or days. Most of these settlements are concentrated
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in the southern polar region of the Moon, which has greater access to water.
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Advances in genetic engineering, cybernetic implants, and synthetic bodies allow humans
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to be fully adapted to the gravity of the Moon. But to take this a step further,
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artificial gravity is starting to be used in some facilities so that humans
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experience gravity on the Moon that is similar to the gravity on Earth.
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A very large telescope is also operational, for long-distance astronomical observations.
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The lack of an atmosphere and other conditions gives it a tremendous advantage
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over Earth-based telescopes. Lava tunnels under the lunar surface
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are filled with entire cities containing many millions of people and their robot companions.
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In some of the largest and deepest caverns,
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the lunar conditions allow for a number of gigantic science experiments. For instance,
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neutrino detectors are being built at scales and efficiencies that far surpass the ones
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on Earth. These experiments are confirming profound insights about scientific phenomena
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that were first discovered by artificial super intelligences decades ago.
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Because of limited space on Earth to house data centers and supercomputers, the Moon is now being
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utilized for this purpose. Formerly separate cave systems are now interconnected, forming
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hyper-fast computer networks across a significant portion of the Moon's surface and subsurface.
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Thanks for watching. Make sure to watch this next video about future technologies in the year 2300.
Future Business Tech2022.2.23---2100 年的十大技術
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In 2100, significant technological advancements are changing the world forever. For example:
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1. Humans Are Able To Merge With Artificial Super Intelligence
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Humans have been able to use AI with technologies such as brain-computer interfaces, nanobots,
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and virtual assistants for decades.
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However, biological brains are now 100%
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compatible with software, which opens up unprecedented possibilities.
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It’s now possible to connect our brains with a super intelligent AI
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and make ourselves a million times more intelligent.
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This AI can guide us throughout everyday life and help us to instantly make optimal decisions
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regardless of the situation. All we have to do is give it our primary life objectives and
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the objectives we would like to achieve for each type of scenario and it does the rest.
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With this technology: • We can view practically any situation as an
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advanced math problem that we can easily solve • We can see 50 or more steps
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ahead before taking any action • We can multiply our returns in stock
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and crypto markets by orders of magnitude • We can predict seemingly unpredictable
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scenarios hours or days before they occur • And we always know the best things to say
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for every situation. For example, using this technology,
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a politician could persuade non-enhanced people to do almost anything using only a few sentences.
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Some people are willing to let these AIs run on autopilot for hours at a time. But
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currently, this functionality is prohibited for safety reasons.
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The only bottlenecks for this technology are peoples’ biological brains.
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Once synthetic brains become more common, the cognitive functions of humans
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could operate millions of times faster. From the perspective of someone in the early 2000s,
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this would result in humans being able to make a century of intellectual progress in one hour.
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2. The Hive Mind And Telepathy Are Becoming Mainstream
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In 2100, humans are able to connect to a global network where the thoughts of
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billions of people are made available. There are many names for this concept including the hive
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mind, the global mind, and the brainternet.
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Anytime, we want, we can connect to a global network where we can
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access the thoughts of millions or even billions of people at a time.
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This concept can help large groups of people achieve time-sensitive
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objectives with unparalleled unison and cooperation. Companies, non-profits,
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and political organizations are exploring the use of this concept to facilitate more organized work.
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It’s even possible to access the memories and emotions of other people
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in the cloud to experience them anytime you want.
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However, it’s well-known that if this hive mind concept becomes over-used,
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it could lead to people losing a sense of independence and free will.
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Additionally, humans now have the ability to communicate with each other
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telepathically. This means that we can instantly share our thoughts,
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imagination, and emotions with people who are granted that information. This can lead to much
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more personal and honest conversations with loved ones and friends. However,
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there is the risk of sharing information that is potentially damaging or could lead to theft.
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3. Hyper-Personalized Virtual Realities Are Being Built Using Brain Data
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Traditionally, Metaverse companies built virtual worlds that appealed to certain demographics and
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released them to the public. Now, this concept has been taken to another level.
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It’s now possible to use peoples’ brain information to create full-dive virtual
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realities that are customized to fulfill their every desire. In this reality,
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all of their wishes and fantasies constantly come to life. Whatever can maximize
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their feelings of happiness, joy, and pleasure are projected to them non-stop.
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Users are like kings and queens in their personal realities. All of their opinions
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and values are constantly praised and validated by characters they interact with. And they can
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indulge in whatever fantasy they wish without even having to think about what they want.
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No interest, no matter how weird or niche is ever denied in these realities.
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And people are never bored in these realities
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for a single second. More content is created in these realities than people are able to perceive.
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Other information such as favorite books, movies, and video games are also inputted into
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the software enabling these realities to change their scenery and make them more personalized.
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Platforms are even being created where people can share their personalized experiences
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with others. These types of realities are even expected to become primary destinations for
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people who upload their consciousness to computers when that technology is made available. And this
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technology will become even more realistic in the far future and could have quantum level of detail.
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But on the flip side, virtual realities that offer completely opposite experiences are also
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possible now. These realities are able to constantly manifest peoples’ greatest
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fears and other negative emotions. Some countries are considering using them as
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long-term punishment for criminals who commit the most heinous crimes.
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4. Skills And Knowledge Can Be Downloaded To Peoples’ Brains
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In 2060, humans gained the ability to directly connect their brains
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to the internet using nanobots. This led to tremendous upgrades to memory recall,
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real-time decision-making, and predictions.
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Now, because of a vastly greater understanding of the human brain and new capabilities to
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merge it with software, it’s possible to download skills and facts directly into a person’s brain.
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When people download skills, those skills integrate with parts of the brain responsible
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for motor control. This allows those people to learn self-defense, become an expert in any sport,
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or be taught to operate any vehicle, all within a matter of seconds.
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When people download knowledge, that knowledge immediately integrates with
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parts of the brain responsible for memory and strategic planning. This allows those people
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to learn topics like computer science, biology, and history without ever picking up a textbook.
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This development is leading to the end of education in a traditional sense. Why read a
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book or take a class when you can instantly download that information to your brain?
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There are even cloud services that allow you to stream skills
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and knowledge directly from the cloud in real-time.
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This technology can also vastly improve intelligence because it can
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instantly grant advanced knowledge and skills related to pattern recognition,
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logic, critical thinking, problem-solving, and increased vocabulary.
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Because of these types of advancements in transhumanism over the last 4 decades, transhumans
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are thousands of years ahead in intellectual development compared to non-upgraded humans.
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And natural human thinking now possesses no advantage over computerized minds.
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A significant segment of the population still refuses to accept this type of technology
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and the world appears too fast and strange for them from their increasingly limited perspective.
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This is creating a major division in society.
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5. Floating Cars And Room-Temperature Superconductors Are Mainstream
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By 2100, room-temperature superconductors are utilized in numerous industries and
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have transformed much of the world's infrastructure and road networks.
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The most noticeable innovation resulting from it
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is a variety of new hovering and flying vehicles that can glide effortlessly above the ground.
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In a city of today, it’s common to witness floating cars, pods,
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and other vehicles gliding smoothly through the air.
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They float over a cushion of magnetism and they’re powered by wireless energy transmitted from pads
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embedded in the ground. Outside a building, it’s becoming increasingly common to see
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a parked vehicle floating stationary in the air. Even the building itself may incorporate
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structures, signs, or architectural elements that float above the ground.
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Car accidents are decreasing year-after-year because floating cars can adjust their
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altitudes when near pedestrians and simply glide above them. Incidents
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of roadkill are also being reduced, which used to account for millions of animal deaths per year.
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Some of the wealthiest and most hi-tech districts have already upgraded their entire road
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networks to cater to levitating vehicles. As more and more routes become available,
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being able to travel in three dimensions rather than two enables faster travel times.
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Room-temperature superconductors are transforming numerous other areas. For example:
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• Lossless power transmission is now possible, which enables
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perfect transmission over huge distances. • Superconducting wires can capture and
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store electricity indefinitely, which means battery degradation is no longer a problem.
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• Computers, tablets and other electronics can be made to run cooler, more efficiently,
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and with far less energy consumption. • Compact nuclear fusion is now emerging,
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which is especially useful in space travel. • High-end, portable medical imaging is
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more efficient and it’s available in smaller form
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factors than ever before • And large-scale science
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facilities such as particle accelerators now need less energy and capital costs
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6. Memory, Thought, And Emotion Editing Is Becoming Mainstream
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It’s now possible to edit your memories, thoughts, and emotions using brain-computer interfaces
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and specialized software. This software is used in specialized medical clinics to prevent misuse.
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This is helpful for people who relive terrifying experiences and want to get rid
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of their flashbacks. And for people who repeatedly have thoughts that
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cause depression and anxiety. By using this technology, those flashbacks and thoughts
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and the emotions they trigger can be largely gone forever with just a few mouse clicks.
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It’s possible to eliminate addictions forever using this
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technology. The neurotransmitter spikes that some people experience when thinking about their
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sources of addiction can be identified and eliminated in under a few minutes.
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It’s also possible to make yourself more motivated
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to achieve success in any endeavor. And you can eliminate any fear holding you back as well.
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Even the emotion of happiness can be programmed into someone’s mind at reasonable levels.
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7. Force Fields Are Becoming Mainstream
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By 2100, a combination of several unique technologies, stacked together in layers,
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has led to a radical new form of invisible protective shielding. When activated, it provides
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an instant, near-impenetrable field that can withstand hits from most types of weaponry.
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The outer layer consists of a supercharged plasma window, shaped into a dome or sphere
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by electromagnetic fields. This is hot enough to vaporize most incoming metals.
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A secondary layer underneath contains millions of curved laser beams, producing a high-energy
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web that captures projectiles fast or powerful enough to bypass the plasma window.
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A third layer consists of a mesh made from trillions of carbon nanotubes.
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These three layers are able to protect against a majority of bullets, bombs and projectiles.
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However, they’re almost useless against lasers. A fourth and final layer takes care of this
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problem. This final layer uses photochromatic particles, which change their properties when
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exposed to laser light. These particles neutralize most types of energy blasts.
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In addition to warzones, these multilayered force fields are used in a variety of other situations.
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National borders are starting to use this technology in hot spots and they’re more
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secure as a result. Corporate and luxury venues owned by the rich
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are increasingly using force fields as protection. A number of satellites are
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being fitted with this technology to withstand impacts with other objects.
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Farther in the future, this technology could be used to produce some of the most effective
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shields and body armor that the world has ever seen. However, there could still be a chance
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of being injured by shockwaves from large projectiles and explosions.
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8. Femtoengineering Is Now Possible In 2100, technology on the scale of
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quadrillionths of a meter has recently emerged. This is three orders of magnitude smaller than
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picotechnology and six orders of magnitude smaller than nanotechnology.
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Engineering at this scale involves working directly with the finest known structures
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of matter such as quarks and strings to manipulate the properties of atoms. This
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development is a further step towards the teleportation of objects visible to
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the naked eye. Significant breakthroughs in force field generation are already resulting
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from this technology. And developments regarding anti-gravity might benefit from it as well.
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Another area that will see major progress is in materials technology. Metals will be
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produced which are capable of withstanding enormous pressures and heat. For example,
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we could create probes capable of traveling into the Sun and tunneling machines that can penetrate
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the Earth's crust into the layers of magma beneath. Longer-term, this development will pave
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the way for interstellar ships that can withstand the massive forces involved in lightspeed travel.
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Other more exotic materials are becoming possible including transparent metals,
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highly luminous metals, frictionless surfaces, and ultra-dense but extremely lightweight
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structures. As with many areas of science, femtoengineering is being guided by advanced AIs,
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which are now trillions upon trillions of times more powerful than human intelligence.
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Additionally, this technology will enable self-replicating nanobots to replace any type
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of matter imaginable (including biological organisms) and spread throughout any area
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relatively quickly. This is an effective way to infuse any environment with computronium, which
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is a form of programmable matter that can perform computation, that users can wirelessly control.
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9. Personal Health Pods Are Commonplace For The Upper-Class
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In 2100, many functions previously performed in clinical settings can be automated and supplied
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to patients in their homes. Full-body scanners that can provide a wide range
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of diagnoses and treatments are now a common household appliance for wealthy individuals.
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These devices are also available in medical clinics where most people can pay to use them.
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Personal health pods come in a variety of form factors but
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typically consist of a cylindrical capsule about six and a half feet in size.
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The user either stands or lies down for the procedure, which takes a matter of seconds.
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Cameras with sub-nanometer precision obtain images at trillions of frames per second,
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panning from head to toe, while tracking and adjusting for even the slightest movement.
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Every region of the body undergoes real-time 3D analysis. Each region is pinged for any
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high-risk changes or abnormalities since the previous scan to determine spots that need
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further attention. A summary is then provided to the user, ranked in order of severity.
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For simple health problems, this machine can recommend a drug or other medication. For
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issues that require surgery, treatment can be provided by robotic arms, robotic tools,
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lasers, or nanobots. Nanobots can be injected and then guided with a combination of magnets
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and their own tiny motors. For a transhuman individual, who may already have extensive
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implants and upgrades, many of these remedies may be unnecessary.
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For the most part, treatment of illnesses that were once life-threatening is now relatively
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routine. In later decades, further adoption of these health pods along with new advances
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in science could lead to cancer deaths being largely eliminated in most countries.
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10. Large-Scale Arcologies Are Emerging As An Alternative To Traditional Cities
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By 2100, environmental issues and resource depletion have forced humanity
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to drastically readdress the way urban areas are designed. And cities have already become
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increasingly dense and self-contained in Northern Europe, Russia, Canada, and Western Antarctica.
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As a result, arcologies have begun to emerge. Each of these arcologies can condense an entire
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city into one massive structure. These towers are some of the largest structures ever built.
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They can cover a few miles in girth and are typically one mile in height.
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This scale of engineering has been made possible with the use of carbon nanotubes that can cope
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with the massive forces involved. The sheer size and strength of arcologies make them
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virtually immune to earthquakes, hurricanes, and other disasters.
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Each of these self-contained structures holds everything it needs
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for human survival. Automation is ubiquitous in these structures with intelligent robots
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managing almost all construction and maintenance. And energy is provided by solar panels embedded
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in their exteriors along with wind turbines surrounding the structures.
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Highly efficient transport systems are located throughout these structures to move
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travelers horizontally, vertically or diagonally. And this kind of hyper-dense urban environment
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allows movement around a city at speeds unheard of in previous centuries.
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Thanks for watching. Make sure to watch this next video about future technologies in the year 2200.
Future Business Tech2022.2.8---2090 年的9 大技術
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In 2090, significant technological advancements are changing the world forever.
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For example:
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Super Intelligent Virtual Beings Are Now Available In The Metaverse
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Virtual beings with human-level consciousness and intelligence have existed in the Metaverse
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for at least two decades now.
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These beings now have a wide range of intelligence levels and IQs that reach into the hundreds
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of thousands.
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In closed virtual environments, most major companies, governments, and militaries are
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using these super-intelligent AIs in 3d simulations that are extremely similar to real life.
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These super-intelligent AIs are being given objectives in large, open-ended simulations
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and the solutions that they come up with are then recorded and analyzed.
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This is helping those organizations to derive optimal solutions to business, military, and
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social problems that would have taken decades or centuries to figure out otherwise.
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These virtual beings are being used as consultants for the upper class and the most powerful
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corporations in the world.
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They’re also being used as virtual professors for highly complex topics involving math and
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science.
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And, they’re being used as characters in a high variety of photo-realistic video games
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involving challenges where even the most skilled human players in the world have almost no
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chance of winning.
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Some of the most viral videos and 3d playbacks on the internet show the players who made
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it the furthest against these super-intelligent AIs.
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Safeguards are put into place so that these super-intelligent AIs can’t cause harm to
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people who interact with them.
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It’s also illegal in most countries to transfer a super-intelligent consciousness to a robot
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body since that could quickly lead to dire consequences.
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However, as smart as these super-intelligent AIs are, they’re not as intelligent as the
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most advanced super intelligences owned by powerful tech corporations and governments.
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Those AIs are now at least billions of times smarter than all living humans combined.
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Conscious Virtual Beings Far Outnumber Biological Humans
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By 2090, the number of virtual beings and humanoid robots with human-level consciousness
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and general intelligence far outnumber the humans on earth.
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Commercial software distributed by metaverse and AI companies make it easier than ever
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to create these AIs.
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Conscious virtual beings also live in realistic virtual worlds that are considerably bigger
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than earth.
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Some of these AIs, including humanoid robots, are even petitioning for individual rights
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including the right to vote, the right to own businesses and land, and the right to
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marry each other.
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Many people see this as the start of a new civil rights movement.
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3.
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The Terraforming Of Mars Is Underway Space travel is becoming low-cost and journeys
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between planets are now relatively routine.
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Serious plans are underway to transform Mars and make it more habitable for humans.
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Planned efforts include: • Creating breathable air by using nanobots
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to convert carbon dioxide to oxygen, • Adding more water to Mars’ ecosystem
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by melting the ice caps of Mars with sunlight directed from solar panels on orbiting satellites
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• And creating an artificial magnetic field by placing giant superconducting rings around
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the equator of Mars
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This entire process could take as long as 500 years.
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4.
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Uploading Memories And Dreams To Computers Is Now Possible
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Because of advancements in brain scanning technology, it’s now possible to upload
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vivid mental pictures, audible thoughts, memories, and dreams to computers with near-perfect
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detail.
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Using nanobots, we can copy memories from structures in the brain.
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And using specialized software, it’s even possible to monitor peoples’ brain activities
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at near perfect detail in real-time.
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Mental pictures and dreams display as crisp, 2-dimensional images and videos in full color.
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Meanwhile, auditory thoughts manifest as text and sound clips.
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Law enforcement and intelligence agencies are now using this technology to playback
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memories so that they can obtain more clues regarding crimes that occurred.
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And psychologists are using this technology to analyze the memories of people suffering
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from PTSD symptoms to determine optimal treatment methods.
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Further in the future, uploaded memories could make it to the mainstream public and become
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sharable on online platforms.
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This would allow users to relive experiences from the perspective of others and feel the
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emotions that others felt during those experiences.
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This is an important step toward future technologies involving memory editing, telepathy, and the
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ability to upload our entire consciousness to a computer.
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5.
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Androids Are Widespread In Law Enforcement Thanks to the technological singularity, the
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production of robots is at a faster pace than ever.
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Fully autonomous robots with human-like features and expressions are deployed in many cities
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now.
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These androids are highly intelligent, possess human-level consciousness, and they’re able
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to operate in almost any environment.
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Because of their inhuman strength, speed, durability, vision capabilities, hearing capabilities,
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and near-perfect aim, they can easily fight dozens of people at a time.
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And they have instantaneous access to criminal records, shopping records, bank accounts,
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and so forth, which allow them to easily identify and run comprehensive analysis on people in
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public places.
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They can even analyze facial expressions and body language to determine whether a person
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has possible, criminal intent.
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However, special controls are embedded in their programming to prevent the use of excessive
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force.
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6.
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Photosynthetic Humans Are Becoming More Common In 2090, biotechnology upgrades and transhumanism
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are increasing in popularity and reaching an even wider population.
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Although this concept would have been considered weird in the past, some people are going as
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far as placing an outer layer of synthetic photosynthetic skin on some regions of their
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body.
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This second skin is engineered to be at least 300 times more efficient than natural green
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plant cells.
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On an ideal day with plentiful sunshine, this outer covering of photosynthetic skin can
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provide a boost of energy throughout the day.
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The sensation it provides is like a lasting caffeine rush.
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Being charged with solar power is especially useful for those who suffer from chronic fatigue
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or similar health issues.
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The most adventurous people cover their entire bodies with photosynthetic skin, which allows
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them to generate enough energy in one hour to meet their body's needs for up to 24 hours.
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For those unable or unwilling to undergo this full procedure, less invasive options are
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available – such as photosynthetic hair.
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Most people who undergo these procedures choose to keep their original skin and hair colors.
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In the far future, humans who use this technology could survive indefinitely without food.
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This may come in helpful during long space journeys and when inhabiting other planets.
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7.
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Genetic Enhancement Is Widespread In Professional Sports
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For some time now, the average person in most countries has had access to gene therapy clinics
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to alter their genes for performance enhancement purposes.
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These performance enhancements include increased strength, speed, agility, and stamina.
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Militaries are using this procedure to full advantage as well for their cybernetic special
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forces units.
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Now, it’s become common for professional athletes to utilize this type of service to
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give themselves a competitive advantage.
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• Every professional basketball player has physical abilities that are equal to or better
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than Michael Jordan or Lebron James.
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• Every American NFL quarterback is equivalent or better than Tom Brady.
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• And every professional baseball player is equivalent or better than Babe Ruth.
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This is resulting in records being broken in all major professional sports leagues at
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a pace never seen before.
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And many people consider the Olympics to be more entertaining than it’s ever been.
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8.
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Conventional Meat Is Becoming Obsolete Cultured meat is produced by the cultivation
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of animal cells.
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By the late 2030s, the worldwide market for conventional slaughtered meat was overtaken
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by the combination of cultured meat and vegan replacements.
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By the early 2040s, cultured meat alone achieved market dominance.
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By the 2080s, the world changed almost beyond recognition.
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Biotechnology nearly decimated traditional agriculture and its many related infrastructures.
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Vast areas of farmland were made redundant.
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Many jurisdictions in the world have outright banned the slaughter of animals.
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Most households with at least a middle income or above have access to kitchen appliances
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that can replicate meat products within a matter of minutes.
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By now, only a tiny percentage of the world still raises livestock for meat.
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9.
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Nomadic Floating Cities Are Roaming The Oceans Many of the world’s cities are becoming
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submerged due to rising sea levels.
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Despite some attempts to build flood defenses, even famous locations such as New York, London,
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Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Sydney have been affected.
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With over 10% of the world's population living on coastlines, hundreds of millions of people
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have been forced to migrate.
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Because of this, floating, artificial islands are growing in popularity.
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These floating cities are entirely self-sufficient and able to cruise around the world indefinitely.
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They provide everything an average person needs for comfort, safety, and security.
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They also offer virtual reality suites, state-of-the-art android servants and companions, swimming
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pools, landing pads for flying personal vehicles, and more.
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These giant, amphibious ships are especially popular in Southeast Asia, which has been
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hit especially hard by the effects of climate change.
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Some of the largest of these floating cities have upwards of 100,000+ residents.
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These settlements are entirely carbon neutral.
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Power is produced from a combination of solar arrays, offshore wind farms, and other means.
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Some even utilize fusion power.
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Food is grown and salt is removed from saltwater in these cities.
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Thanks for watching.
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Make sure to watch this next video about future technologies in the year 2100.
Future Business Tech2022.2.1---2080 年的7 大技術
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In 2080, significant technological advancements are changing the world forever.
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For example:
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1.
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Transhumanism Is Now Mainstream For the first time in history, some humans
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are becoming more robotic than biological.
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The average person now has access to a wide variety of biotechnology implants and personal
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medical devices.
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These include fully artificial organs that never fail, bionic eyes and ears that provide
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Superman-like senses, nanoscale brain interfaces to augment a user’s intelligence, synthetic
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blood, and bodily fluids that can filter deadly toxins and provide hours' worth of oxygen
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in a single breath.
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The most adventurous among us are volunteering to have their arms and legs amputated to gain
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prosthetic arms and legs that boost their strength and endurance by orders of magnitude.
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There is even artificial skin based on nanotechnology, which can be used to give the appearance of
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natural skin when applied to metallic limbs.
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If a fully upgraded person of the 2080s were to travel 100 years in the past, they would
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be superior to everyone else in almost every way imaginable.
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• They could run faster and for longer distances than the greatest athletes of that time
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• They could survive multiple gunshot wounds • They could cope with some of the most
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hostile environments on Earth without too much trouble.
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• And they would be considered geniuses because of nanobots and brain computer interfaces
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merged directly with their brains.
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Even developing countries have access to some of these available upgrades due to exponential
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decreases in price.
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2.
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Advanced Nanotech Clothing Is Becoming Mainstream In 2080, complete wardrobes are no longer
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necessary.
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One nanotech suit performs the function of many and can transform into an endless variety
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of styles and shapes.
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Even though they’re mostly restricted to specialized personnel, military special forces,
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and government elites, a number of nanotech suits are finding their way to the mainstream
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public.
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Today, a high-end home closet may consist of a thin compartment built into a wall or
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floor.
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This compartment would contain nanobots and molecular building materials.
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A user can stand on or touch this compartment and issue instructions on what to create using
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voice commands or thoughts.
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Each nanobot is then programmed with the final clothing design and set into motion.
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Nanobots then take shape around a person’s body into a wearable outfit.
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This whole process is completed in a matter of seconds.
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Depending on the outfit's function, it could contain carbon nanotubes, programmable matter,
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metamaterials, claytronics, or any number of other useful materials.
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When it comes to functionality: • They can become harder than steel to stop
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a knife or bullet • They can become cushion-like in the event
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of accidents or falls • They can protect firefighters and other
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rescue workers from hazards such as fire or radiation.
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• They can instantly adjust themselves into useful shapes during emergencies
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• If a person is injured, the fabric can administer life-saving drugs and medical nanobots,
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or contract to seal a wound • In space, they can protect people from
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micrometeorites, cosmic rays, sudden changes in air pressure, and other hazards.
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• They can float if a person is drowning.
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• And medical devices included in these outfits can monitor for diseases of all types
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such as cancer and infection and alert a user before any damage occurs.
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The power needed for these various functions is supplied by nanowires embedded throughout
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the clothing material that capture solar energy and generate electricity from foot steps.
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3.
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Most Of The Solar System Is Being Explored Space elevators and space hotels are affordable
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for most people in the middle-class bracket.
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But for people in the upper-brackets, trips around the Moon are now available.
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For the more adventurous types, expensive guided excursions on the lunar surface are
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now available as well.
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Among the most popular tour destinations are the Apollo landing sites, which have been
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surrounded by perimeter fencing.
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Mars now has multiple permanent bases on its surface.
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By 2080, the population, infrastructure, and self-sufficiency elements have all grown to
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such an extent that Mars will soon be ready to declare independence.
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There’s a steady influx of regular civilians that are eager to leave Earth and begin a
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new life on the Red Planet.
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Furthermore, asteroid mining is still a growing industry and it’s one of the main reasons
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why there are more than ten trillionaires in the world.
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Mining operations primarily take place in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
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But, these operations also extend as far as the large group of asteroids that share Jupiter’s
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orbital path around the Sun.
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The operations are almost entirely automated and overseen by powerful artificial intelligences.
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Throughout the inner solar system between Earth and Jupiter, a network of refueling
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stations now provide a ready source of propellant.
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This propellant is made from separating water into hydrogen and oxygen.
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With much of the inner Solar System now home to a thriving economy, attention has turned
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to the untapped potential of the gas giants.
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For government and commercial interests, the most promising candidate by far is Saturn's
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largest moon, Titan.
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Since anti-matter powered spacecraft only takes 5 months to travel to Saturn, its largest
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moon Titan already has its first human settlements.
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Currently, the population of Titan is restricted to scientists and other government and corporate
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personnel.
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But like the Moon and Mars, it will eventually grow to include regular civilians who are
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willing to start a new life that is hundreds of millions of miles away from Earth.
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During the 2100s, it will become a major hub for science, research, commerce, and tourism
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in the outer Solar System.
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4.
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Viruses Are Being Simulated At The Quantum Level
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Thanks to advances in lattice quantum chromodynamics, the vast majority of viruses have now been
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accurately modeled and simulated down to the quantum level.
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This provides what is essentially a complete picture of these tiny organisms, which average
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20-300 nanometers in size.
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This complete understanding of viruses could pave the way to absolute immunity against
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those viruses.
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As this area of science continues to advance, perfect simulations of larger organisms and
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objects will become possible, which will provide new insights into the nature of matter.
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For example, when we can perfectly simulate a human body, that will enable us to create
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synthetic human bodies with identical or improved functionality.
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5.
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Picotechnology Is Becoming Practical Technology on the scale of trillionths of
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a meter is becoming possible now.
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Picotechnology is orders of magnitude smaller than nanotechnology of earlier decades.
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Among other applications, it allows the structure and properties of individual atoms to be altered
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via the manipulation of energy states within electrons.
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This can produce metastable states with highly unusual properties.
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This will help humans create new and exotic forms of matter such as material that is harder
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and lighter-weight than carbon nanotubes.
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It will also allow humans to create perfect scans of human brains with sub-atomic detail.
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With this information, we may be able to create synthetic brains that process information
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thousands or even millions of times faster than biological brains.
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6.
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A Tunnel Connecting The United States And Europe Is Being Built
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This tunnel is among the largest and most ambitious engineering projects ever undertaken.
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It’s being built with the help of advanced automation and robots controlled by powerful
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AIs.
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With hyperfast magnetic levitation up to 4,000 miles per hour, passengers using this tunnel
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can be delivered from the United States to Europe in under one hour.
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Carbon nanotubes, along with powerful geo-sensing devices, have been paramount in the structure's
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design.
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Carbon nanotubes can also self-adjust in the event of undersea earthquakes.
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Also noteworthy is that the train cars operate in a complete vacuum.
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This eliminates air friction, allowing hypersonic speeds to be reached.
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The cost of this project is in the range of $88-175 billion.
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7.
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Virtually All Of The World's Electricity Is Now Carbon-Free
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By 2060, both coal and oil had been virtually eliminated from the global electricity supply.
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Practically every new building in the world utilized solar power in some way.
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By the late 2070s, even the poorest nations achieved zero-carbon electricity.
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After more than a century of research, solar cells are nearing their theoretical limit
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for efficiency.
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Nanotechnology has largely perfected their internal structures.
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The latest generation of solar panels are not only cheaper and more affordable than
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ever, they can also access a wider part of the electromagnetic spectrum—beyond visible
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light, into the infrared.
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Solar panels are also more sturdy and longer-lasting than ever, and can be configured to alter
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their appearance and easily blend into existing buildings.
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And, after achieving commercial viability in the 2040s, huge clusters of solar power
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satellites now orbit the Earth and provide 100% coverage to wherever electricity is needed.
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Additionally, offshore wind turbine projects have continued to expand in recent decades
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and will soon be powerful enough to change the air currents of Earth.
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Hydroelectricity, which involves generating electricity from flowing water, has declined
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in terms of its overall share of the world's electricity.
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However, it remains a significant source of power, helped by new developments in wave,
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tidal, and ocean thermal energy.
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Meanwhile, nuclear fusion has moved from the laboratory into commercial uses in a number
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of countries, although it remains at a low percentage of global electricity for now.
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This is partly because of the high capital investment costs associated with it.
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However, it will likely have greater usage in the 2100s as the technology decreases in
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size and is increasingly used for space-based applications.
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Thanks for watching.
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Make sure to watch this next video about future technologies in the year 2090.
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