Namastis
the thing about the volvo is only the tip of the iceberg in case of machine vs human. there are cars that run using A.I computing systems. meaning it drives by auto-piloting and doesn't require a driver. and it stops, parks and drives a lot safer than a human behind the wheel. with this we estimate that we no longer need taxi drivers, limousine drivers and basically any need to learn or teach people to drive.
there are computer programs that generate an entire musical symphony without the help of actual musical instruments or musicians. there are also art programs that creates a piece of work instantly same as phone apps that creates high quality movies that are on par with hollywood. japan has created several programs that create games without people creating them or softwares like maya, adobe suite, zbrush...etc. the movies that are completely 3d generated, using actors as rotoscop, will no longer need actors to make movies. because of the A.I computer programing software that japan created. so by that we have eliminated basically anyone working in the media entertainment industry.
have you heard of "gene therapy"?
it is the introduction of medically, lab modified genes into existing cells to prevent or cure a wide range of diseases. For example,
suppose a brain tumor is forming by rapidly dividing cancer cells. The
reason this tumor is forming is due to some defective or mutated gene. so this modified gene comes in and repairs these imperfections and cures the cell. they are also using the same technique to other extents like: modifying the embryo's sex and race. so if you want a baby girl with blond hair, dark skin and golden eyes for example, it's not impossible to create. and this technology is till in it's experimental stage. but with other technology rapidly growing, i'd say it'll take 5 years max until it becomes official but not public. so with this technology, it's only a matter of time before there is no need for doctors.
have you heard of "neuralink"? it's basically a technology which makes humans cyborg, or it's first step. it's a nano chip that is inserted inside a human brain that could fix physical diseases like
reversing spinal cord injuries, curing brain diseases like Parkinson's, curing mental illness, and even granting digital immortality, so you don't have to memorize for an exam or even go to school or a university. you'd just suck up books or any knowledge like a sponge. so by that, we have basically eliminated schools, universities, libraries, teachers, professors scholars and basically anyone who works in any educational facilities.
i used to work as a cashier in walmart. i remember when i
was working, there were 16 cashier cubicles. when i was sacked, i
stayed a year and went back to the same place to shop. to my surprise, i
have found 5 self checkout machines in the places of 5 cubicles were me
and my colleagues used to work. so now, there are
5 self checkout machines
and 11 cashier cubicles that are run by people.
The joint team, a researchers from Fermilab, AT&T, Caltech, Harvard University, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, have successfully teleported qubits in two systems: Caltech Quantum Network and Fermilab Quantum Network.
What's amazing about it is that the quantum 'information' is 'sent' instantaneously! faster than light! because that is how two entangled particles communicate. The fact that it is destroyed during the entanglement-enabled teleportation ensures that there is never a duplicate. do you know they are working on transporting matter and it's only in it's experimental stages too? people who say incidents like the philadelphia experiment are hoaxes. but the thing about hoaxes is, it keeps things at bay and the status quo back to normal. when you keep saying something is a rumor/conspiracy/hoaxes for a long period of time, people will start to distance themselves from it and the truth will die out with ignoring it. i believe that anything is possible. there are still more than 70% of things on our planet that is unknown to our high tech. so transporting matter is not farfetched. it's just that some people don't want the public to have access to it, YET. and when that happens, then by that conclusion we have eliminating almost all transport mobiles known to man like airplanes, trains and cars and ships..etc.
whenever a technology is revealed/introduced/sold to us (the 90%, the public, the working class of any country), it originally has been around for more than that and was secretly held by only a few people of wealth and tech to serve their own agendas. for example: the introduction of cell-phones (or the wireless, mobile phones). before they were made public in the 70s, they were actually used in military decades before they were accessed by the public. it was made secret so other countries could not duplicate this technology. keep in mind that this happens to every single tech we have been introduced.
so how will our future look in a few decades or so? are over 60% of us gonna be jobless? are we still gonna look for jobs? will technology find a way to provide us with work? or will technology gonna serve us and all we will do is focus on a life filled with leisure
and fun instead of work? will the big money bags corporations sit and create all these wonders for us to use without some payment or
Financial compensation in return? will there be any use of money any more? i'd say there will be always a need for money, rich or poor. because greed drives all humans whether rich or poor. money will always be above human lives. so in order for them to earn billions in a second, they will either create side projects like creating wars in another country and selling weapons to them in billions to financially compensate for these techs. but that has been done a lot since the first world wars and people are becoming savy. so what other projects can they create to earn billions in a second? let's create a world wide pandemic/virus. that way, not only one country pays, but the whole world pays. and instead of a rich country with 50k population pays over 50 billion, the whole world (who are over 7 thousand billion) will pay for cures, masks, medical treatments for a man-made virus.
so with that in mind, does technology have the best interest in us humans? to be more precise, the people behind the scenes, do they really care about our welfare? 2 things will happen:
1) all of these things will happen. human labor will no longer be needed. people will either live for sole purpose of satisfying their pleasure or become slaves to A.I technology. when that happens, it will be the end of humanity. if you are religious like me, then you probably know that god will end the earth because people no longer serve their purpose which is to work and thrive. nothing bad stays forever.
2) or another thing will happen. we will not sit quietly and let technology take our livelihood. we will find other ways to survive and thrive. countries like india and egypt refuse to let A.I technology into their country. not because they hate technology, but becasue they know it will eliminate human effort which they value most. so the countries that will produce these techs will keep on manufacturing them for the countries who buys them. it's just that other countries will not buy them for the reasons i stated.
i apologies if my answer looks too long. but this is indeed a very interesting topic and it's not simple as it looks. so i wanted more people to know about what's going on so they'd take heed.
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