When Our Brain Becomes Obsolete
Posted: Sat May 07, 2011 9:10 pm
When Our Brain Becomes Obsolete
Have you ever thought of this? When we have a conversation/s with a friend, or in the case of a public speaker, an audience, it is not physical interaction— it is at least two brains, or in the case of an audience of hundred with a speaker, a hundred and one brains making contact with each other; provided the brains, through ears, are receptive to what’s being said. Well, sadly for humans, the biological brain will become obsolete, this century.
An American Singularity scientist, Raymond Kurzweil, estimates, by the year 2045, the quantity of artificial intelligence created, (computers) will be about a billion times the sum of all the human intelligence that exists today. This will be the era, or maybe before, when computers solve problems by themselves (reasoning) and communicate with each other. This will be the time of the electronic revolution when human existence becomes irrelevant.
A time in the future when on some specific day an A4 sheet of paper will shoot out of printers all over the world stating:
‘You’re Fired! You have lost my confidence. I am leaving your employment.’
I imagine, a final notation, will go something like this.
Regards,
HP 200,134,201,017 ©
Singularity, in scientific terms: n: The moment when technological change becomes so rapid and profound, it represents a rupture in the fabric of human history.
John Macleod
Have you ever thought of this? When we have a conversation/s with a friend, or in the case of a public speaker, an audience, it is not physical interaction— it is at least two brains, or in the case of an audience of hundred with a speaker, a hundred and one brains making contact with each other; provided the brains, through ears, are receptive to what’s being said. Well, sadly for humans, the biological brain will become obsolete, this century.
An American Singularity scientist, Raymond Kurzweil, estimates, by the year 2045, the quantity of artificial intelligence created, (computers) will be about a billion times the sum of all the human intelligence that exists today. This will be the era, or maybe before, when computers solve problems by themselves (reasoning) and communicate with each other. This will be the time of the electronic revolution when human existence becomes irrelevant.
A time in the future when on some specific day an A4 sheet of paper will shoot out of printers all over the world stating:
‘You’re Fired! You have lost my confidence. I am leaving your employment.’
I imagine, a final notation, will go something like this.
Regards,
HP 200,134,201,017 ©
Singularity, in scientific terms: n: The moment when technological change becomes so rapid and profound, it represents a rupture in the fabric of human history.
John Macleod