What and when will be the next life changing technology? I mean

Everyday AI

>>62023601
real dolls

I'll abuse the word "technology" here and say that CRISPR is pretty revolutionary.
Oh and AI.

>>62023625
>CRISPR
nice meme

Post silicon microprocessor computing paradigm I hope. Desktop performance in your pocket

>>62023658

I dont see how that would be life changing...

>>62023601
Antigravity

DNA storage, AI, or a breakthrough in batteries.

>>62023625
It is, but its full potential is hyped up. More needs to be understood about the microbiome.

>>62023601
when literally anyone can fab decent chips for cheap, reliably.

once that happens all this jewry will stop real fucking quick, but then we could just have a 20+ year period of endless patent suites too to try and jew people from free (as in freedom) hardware.

>>62023601
Autogentoo installation.

>>62023601
More efficient batteries. It would benefit everything

>>62025479
Chips are not really expensive to fabricate, what pay when you buy some expensive CPU is the R&D.

>>62024849
lol

>>62025612
They can totally get expensive to fabricate, since you have extremely expert people that need to be paid, and an extremely high-tech fabbing facility that needs to be run.
The raw materials are cheap, but the process may not be. Especially if you have low yields, it gets pretty nasty.

>>62023601
Fusion, proper nanotech, proper AI automation, hydrogen car

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>>62023601
>steam machine

>>62023694

You can play Witcher 3 on the bus.

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>steam machine
wasn't it a flop?

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>>62025479
>>62025612
>>62028376

>>62023601
Consumer strong AI
2028

>>62023601
Pretty much every academic homo is going crazy over "embodiment" - essentially the idea of computers being given bodies and appearing in everyday life.

The concept comes from three ages of computers. 1. Simulation (early computers) 2. Communication (networking/internet) 3. Embodiment (smart phones/smart houses/robots)

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>>62028472
No not that steam machine, this one.

>>62025612
The price of setting up CPU fab labs increases exponentially you fucking retard.

Literally billions of dollars go into setting these places up. It is too far away to start thinking about a time where single-production processor diy manufacturing can compete against state of the art bulk manufacturing. I can't imagine a time where that would be the case.

A breakthrough in battery technology, perhaps?

>>62028611
>A breakthrough in energy technology, perhaps?
ftfy

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>>62023601
>steam machine

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>>62028591
>fab labs

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>>62028638
They would be really visible if we put their heads on a pike

>>62023601
>ctrl + f
>bitcoin
>zero results
Stay poor nocoiners

>>62023601
molecular fabrication

>>62028631
That's true. We can really only go so far with fancier and fancier steam engines.

AI robot assistants or genuine cybernetic implants.

Humanity will look VERY different in the tear 3000.