What do you think are going to be the most important challenges

>>56983999
>how can technology solve them?
Ignore the guy with popular buzzwords.

>>56983999

Their governments.

>>56983999
me getting a gf
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>>56983999
The privacy thing, I don't think it's solvable.

Overpopulation, and it's solved through a global one-child policy.

In terms of technology, dump all money into strong AI development and let the resulting intelligence clean up the mess we made.

>>56983999
Too many niggers and asians

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>>56983999
>important challenges to humanity in the 21st century
Combating Islam

>how can technology solve them
By using future weapons to stop the Muslim incursion.

>>56984324

Overpopulation is only a problem in third world shitholes you stupid stupid nigger

>>56983999
Climate change, renewable energy, mass migrations as a result of global warming, etc. All w hile dealing with the politics of it.

Next 50 years will be a hot mess while the world starts to understand and feel the impacts of what we've done.

>>56984317
Literally impossible with dragnet surveillance enacted. It's not in the interest of govs to reign in NSA & co. so don't bank on it

>>56984451
>he actually thinks "global warming" is causing mass migrations

>>56983999

Problem: Global warming will make life on Earth miserable (if not impossible- not sure, am not a scientist, just read a lot).

Technology's solution: Leave Earth. Inhabit Mars. Embrace the reality that after 1000s of generations on Mars we will have H. Sapiens and something else. I call dibs on the name: H. Martia


Problem: Old technologies like money and governments still being used thousands of years later. Time to update.

Technology's solution: Automation. Replace all or most jobs with automated systems. Leave work for robots, creative thinking to humans. We don't need to struggle to survive anymore. Let's make the world reflect that fact.

>>56984342
ok edgelord

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>>56984532
>>>/pol/

>>56984556
>>>/reddit/

Overpopulation and global warming will drive all of the other problems: mass migrations, regional conflicts, civil unrest, extremes of weather, shrinking human habitat, and the seventh mass extinction which is already underway. The second golden age of human civilization is rapidly disintegrating, folks. Interesting times.

Global warming faggots are the worst

The real world isn't one of your animes retards

>>56983999
technology will be the important challenge with automation.

millions of people out of work thanks to businesses going full automation might turn ugly.

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>>56983999
>most important challenges to humanity in the 21st century and how can technology solve them?
1st world tier 1 people:
a. Managing and connecting knowledge and information. AI will not be the only answer but it will help.
b. Emergence of decentralized of monetary and governance systems which challenge the existing ones.

2nd tier countries and people:
Getting enlightened and rid of serious religion which is even a bigger scam and cancer than fiat money.

3rd world:
Getting their shit together in general without constantly leeching from 1st world.

climate change
technology enabling criminals and governments to do things they couldn't before
proxy wars over resources
overpopulation

1> tyrannical laws against corporations and strong environmental protection agencies
2> counter technology and good privacy/rights laws
3> nuke russia and china :D
4> nuke russia and china :D