Life

I dunno.

over, possibly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx1Jxk6kjbQ

>>8245538

ALIENS AND SHIT LMAO

Most likely virtual reality. Think Matrix. It's quite possible that 2050 and 2100 lives are identical in every way. Depends a lot on AI research and Moore's Law.

>>8247097
Too early for that.

>>8245538
I don't care and neither should you. It's just a projectionist circle jerk.

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>>8247098
Please elaborate.

>>8245538
Lets think there isnt any nuclear war that brings us back to the caveman era... first thing that comes to my mind is that everyone would had a microchip somewhere in the body that will be like our smartphones today. Anyone got smthing more?

>>8245538
Not imaginable.

>>8247102
Yeah, exponential growth is unsustainable. The fact the we are at the end of Moore's law is just the first sign of a model like this starting to fail.

>>8247143
Of course it is unsustainable. However it doesn't mean that progress would stop before we have enough power for AI. It sure hasn't stopped yet even if it has slowed down a lot. And we're almost there. That graph is like 15 years old but if you update it with current data it would still hold up. And the graph is for a $1000 PC and a human level PC can easily cost a few orders of magnitude more to be good enough for AI purposes.

It's all about the software at this point since hardware is already pretty much where we need it. Doesn't really matter if that 2050 PC would cost a $Trillion instead of $1000 and be late 20 years.

>>8245538

A new world order has arisen, Islam is now the dominant religion across most of the world, this has led to tensions between governments and sharia controlled zones. White men have been enslaved but this is considered fair due to their high privilege, there are now over 10,000 different genders and to use the incorrect one even to a stranger is punishable by death. Sexuality training is mandatory for under 12s so that they might learn their gender and place in the world as they grow older with sex changes occurring in 30% of all children.
Everybody agrees about how progressive the world is now.

>>8247102
We should've hit one mouse brain capacity by now? How come simulating C.Elegans brain (302 neurons in total) is still an unsolved problem then?

>>8247161
WHY DO YOU FUCKING RETARDS INFECT EVERY OTHER BOARD WITH YOUR STUPIDITY

GO BACK TO /pol/ RIGHT THE FUCK NOW AND STAY THERE GO BACK TO /pol/ RIGHT THE FUCK NOW AND STAY THERE GO BACK TO /pol/ RIGHT THE FUCK NOW AND STAY THERE GO BACK TO /pol/ RIGHT THE FUCK NOW AND STAY THERE GO BACK TO /pol/ RIGHT THE FUCK NOW AND STAY THERE

Gone.

>>8247176

I didn't say anything negative, I just exaggerated some aspects of modern day life that seem to have arisen out of nowhere

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>>8247176
Yes god forbid people try to be post anything creative. Lord knows we need more tumblrinas flooding the board with a wall of text

>>8247170
It all depends on the simulation. I'm not sure we can even simulate a single protein folding accurately currently, let alone a single neuron. But with AI research, the point is not to accurately simulate reality with all its intricacies, but to replicate the wanted effect by simulating something similar and simplified. We want to simulate the intelligent process created by the neuronal network. So for AI purposes we can simplify the simulation a lot.

A current PC CPU is around 250 000 times more powerful than a Commodore C64 CPU but that doesn't mean you can simulate 250 000 Commodores in real time on a modern PC. There are C64 emulators that can run C64 games on modern hardware but it takes A LOT more CPU power to run those games than what a C64 would use to run them natively.

We currently run simulations of neural networks way bigger than C. elegans, in the order of billions of neurons with trillions of synapses.

If we stop counting money and somebody will start realeasing this CT Porn of famous pop stars with CDs on the street, it would be unpredictable but safe and utopian with no 1984 or brave nu one utopy that is itself dystopy

>>8247382
Get the fuck back to >>>/x/ you schizoid mongoloid.

>>8247525
Really? Schyzoid? You still rooting infinite looser!

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>>8245538
life in 2100?
should be obvious by now

>>8247143
>>8247097
Would you guys quit it with this shit? It's not an actual law.

>>8245538
Nice.

>>8247531
So I suppose you're fine with being called a mongoloid then? Works for me.

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>>8245538
The same as it is now and the same as it was 100k years ago.

Born, live, eat, shit, procreate, die. Until there's something that is removed or added to this needed list, nothing has really changed.

>tfw you'll never live in the aftermath of when civilization crumbles

>>8247635
/thread

Take your civiliz/a/tion back to >>a

>>8247976
>>>/out/

>>8247635
>Born, live, eat, shit, procreate, die. Until there's something that is removed or added to this needed list, nothing has really changed.
The intelligent ones among us removed "procreate" from that list long ago. Meaningless casual sex has been all the rage for a while now.

poor get poorer
middle class will cease to exist
most of the world will be slums
the elites will live in walled cities, fortresses, floating islands, etc...

>>8248065

I agree but you should have sex once senpai.

You don't want to die without knowing what it feels like to cum in a pussy.

The hard part is getting a girl to do it with you without paying for it or getting your heart broken.

>>8247143
>Yeah, exponential growth is unsustainable. The fact the we are at the end of Moore's law is just the first sign of a model like this starting to fail.

Yeah, progress sure dropped off when vacuum tubes got as short as they could get, amirite...?

Oh wait, that just created the research pressure needed to push us into the next technological paradigm. Unless you have a crystal ball, you'll never have the authority to say we've gone as far as we can.

And if something is possible by the laws of physics, there's no reason we can't someday do it ourselves when we acquire the knowledge.

>>8247170
>How come simulating C.Elegans brain (302 neurons in total) is still an unsolved problem then?

It's not. IBM just created artificial neurons and networked 500 of them together.

Also, look up the Blue Brain Project. We can do more than a C.Elegans.

>>8247191
>>8247195

I think my autistic friend here is trying to communicate that the flood of anti feminists (or whatever they are), are about as annoying as the feminists that, they just won't stop caring about enough, to stop taking about to the rest of us all the time

>>8248090
that's the linear extrapolation

>>8247102
>falling for the singularity meme

>>8247553

it is a law

>>8251596
lol, fucking this

>lets extrapolate current trends to the point where we reach a doomsday prediction

You need to learn some critical thinking. not only that, there have been plenty of times in the past where people have forecast a doomsday and it never happened. its not going to happen in your lifetime.

I can't really see it being any different from nowadays. besides things being worse for mostly everyone. I mean what game changer could realistically happen in only 84 years?

>>8251596
I invented singularity long before I knew someone had already given it a name and I tend to trust my own ideas.

>>8252466
ok lol