Get Ready for 15 SHOCKING Changes After the Singularity (AGI IS NEAR!)

As you are all aware, artificial intelligence frequently has more power than human intelligence. Robots can interpret information more quickly than people. This led us to a point in time where we asked ourselves whether singularity would happen. After getting a clear image of that in our other video, we must at least hypothetically guess what to expect. The famous Ray Kurzweil estimated that singularity will happen somewhere around 2045. But what does that mean? How significant changes will humanity face? And what consequences will we face? Each of these questions also concerns scientists, but it looks like no one can say for sure. Singularity is explained as a possible future time point that occurs when technological advancement becomes unstoppable and irreversible. One thing that is sure about the singularity is that it will bring unexpected changes to human society. John von Neumann was the first to use the term singularity in a technological context. The phrase singularity was further used by Vernon Vinch. He used it in a 1983 article in which he predicted that when people develop intelligence superior to their own, there will be a cultural and technological change. He even stated that these changes would be like the twisted space time at the heart of a black hole in certain ways. Later, in 1993, he predicted that it would mark the end of the human era because the new superintelligence would keep improving itself and make incomprehensible technical advances. Singularities can arise anywhere and are unexpectedly widespread in the mathematical models that physicists developed to explore the cosmos. Yes, there are other types of singularity rather than just technological. You can also find about singularities in robots and gravitational singularities. Okay, now back to our topic. Stephen Hawking and other scientists have expressed fear that the development of artificial intelligence could lead to the extinction of humanity. It looks like people expect the worst. Due to this, there has been a lot of debate on the effects of singularity and whether or not they will be good or bad for humanity. Several well known technologists and academics like Paul Allen, Jeff Hawkins, John Holland, Jaron Lanier Scott, Steven Pinker, Theodore Modis and Gordon Moore question the likelihood of technological singularity and the related expansion of artificial intelligence. One interesting point raised from all research conducted was that unlike previously established human technologies, the rise of artificial intelligence is expected to have decreasing returns rather than accelerating ones. Nowadays, tools and technology can be used to improve human intelligence and skills. We've been doing that for years. However, with current research topics, the possibilities are much larger. We're talking about technological innovations like mind uploading. In other words, your entire awareness may be transferred to and stored on a Machine. This could be a result of a huge artificial intelligence explosion. We could face serious consequences if we can't keep up. The technology development ultimately outpaces our ability to manage it. Every biological entity has seven distinct features and they all work together to achieve one common survival. There is little evidence to suggest that artificial intelligence would have any evolutionary drive to be considerate of humans. Nowadays, we design machines to achieve the results we desire. What happens though, if they can program themselves? Artificial superintelligence would provide us with more creative and problem solving abilities than humans now possess. This might result in the birth of a brand new race. This race is expected not to have humanity's best interest at heart. However, we're still a long way from creating machines that can think like humans and make their own decisions. Singularity is mainly provoked by three crucial elements. The development of processing power comes first. The number of transistors and highly integrated circuits doubles approximately every two years. And the number of graphic processing units is also doubled. Parallel computing is now more accessible. This huge computing capability enables machines to find patterns in a variety of outputs with enhanced gpu, parallel processing and cloud computing. The availability of labeled data is the second aspect that brings us closer to the Singularity. Thanks to iot, every one of our devices is getting smarter. In our linked world, the Internet monitors and logs everything that is part of our daily activity. In other words, both robots and people produce huge amounts of information that are then stored online. This includes data on our spending patterns, musical and visual preferences, food preferences and travel schedules. Programs are trained to recognize patterns and improve at a given task. The third element is the unique approach to program training. In the world of artificial intelligence, deep learning has returned again and is used to develop the best programs. It has a significant amount of information and powerful computers in its hands. Nowadays, machines are able to turn on their own. In particular, they accomplish this through reinforcement learning. As you can see, all of these elements are kind of connected and they all bring us closer and closer to Singularity. Artificial intelligence makes it possible to build smart, intelligent machines that can complete tasks on their own. AI based devices are trained to use data analysis to learn, learn about and explore their environment. There are many applications that make it simple for us to carry out. Daily tasks are seen in the real world. Google Maps, self driving vehicles, automated advertising, virtual E commerce assistants, digital fraud detection and many more helpful AI applications have revolutionized our daily life. In contrast to these many beneficial applications of AI, there are a number of drawbacks. Singularity is something that scares a lot of people compared to most Ray Kurzweil is more optimistic about Singularity. He believes that it presents a chance for humanity to advance by making us wiser and more effective at everything we love. Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and the great Stephen Hawking are among the leaders in science and technology whose beliefs are totally different from Kurzweil's. Here are the 15 things that are expected to happen after the Singularity. Number one Extinction of the humankind. By far, extinction is the outcome of the singularity that is most frequently forecasted and feared. Alan Turing had a pessimistic outlook on Singularity. He claimed that machines would not only outthink us, but also have no use for us. In a 1951 study, Allen predicted that once the machine thinking approach had started, it would not take long to surpass our limited powers. He stated that the machines would be able to communicate with each other to improve their intellect, and there would be no possibility of them dying. Therefore, we might have to prepare for machines to take over at some point. 2. Slavery the potential enslavement of the entire human race is undoubtedly the second most frequent reason for fearing Singularity. The point is simple to understand. Once we develop extremely intelligent AIs, humans will stop stop being the most intelligent beings in the world. In other words, despite still being only humans, we have created something more powerful and conscious than us. Because of their immense superiority over humans, it is likely that robots will choose to enslave us instead of destroying us. Hypothetically, this can happen in a number of ways, either explicitly where we are conscious of our bondage or implicitly where we are unaware of it. Number three Economic changes. Some have claimed that the economy will most likely collapse. Even if we avoid the previous possibilities, our society will most certainly become fully automated, which will likely result in a surplus of services and products. However, as it is predicted that most humans will lose their jobs to robots, there will be an unusual level of unemployment worldwide. This will most probably cause a collapse in the market for those products and services produced by robots. We will be facing a global economic crisis if we combine this with the growing population of 9 or possibly 10 billion unemployed individuals who lack the ability to earn a living and make purchases. 4. Detachment and loss of humanity Uniting with machines is one way people might be able to survive the Singularity. Transhumanism is the term used to describe the belief that we can and should build upon what Mother Nature has given us. Using biotechnology, molecular nanotechnology and artificial intelligence to combine man and machine could improve our cognitive function, athletic power, emotional health, general well being, and lifespan. The concern is that by doing so, we will lose what makes us human in the first place, our human nature, our human souls, and our sense of self. 5. World War 3 Gigawar of course, World War III is a frequent concern regarding singularity, a war of exceptional size, sophistication and efficiency known as a gigawar. This war could emerge from a conflict between different human groups or between humans and artificial intelligence. Regardless of the circumstances, it is likely to cause billions of deaths, as well as the collapse or destruction of our society. 6. Environmental catastrophe history proves that environmental devastation is directly related to technological advancement. Robots will produce everything in massive amounts after we live in a global society. Due to this, the last link to the natural world will be erased. We would completely lose all sense of compassion for nature. Why maintain the rainforest if we can just build one that's better and smarter? If we can restore and modify biodiversity, species extinction and environmental deterioration for our own needs or enjoyment, why should we care? 7. Loss of history As a certain amount of data comes along with the digitization process constant speed, there is also big data loss. The data can be composed of historical facts, culture, extinct languages, or significant scientific knowledge. A nice example related to this is that NASA recently acknowledged that it is no longer able to recover a big part of the digital data from several of the Apollo flights and moon landings. As a result, some types of crucially significant and distinctive knowledge, as well as history or cultural traditions are permanently lost. We must first calculate the data losses and contrast them with the possible profits to determine whether we are getting a fair deal or not. However, with the rapid speed at which we are moving, few of us have time for this kind of analysis. Only a small part of the world we are living in is captured throughout the digitalizing process. The main worry is that we might eventually forget that the digital world is a world of symbols and Nothing more. Number 8 Big Brother AI this scenario is a better variant of the slavery option. Due to this scenario, we will probably have a kind of almighty AI defending us from the biggest enemies us. Instead of acting in its own best interests, we are aware that our race is not the enemy, but for machines. That's what's written in their code. The purpose of all of this is to increase the security, wealth and general pleasure of every person in the world. 9. Fear of change we all want to feel comfortable. Therefore, the fear of change and the unfamiliar is profoundly rooted in the humankind. Being uncertain is quite uncomfortable. Even more unsettling is realizing how extremely different and unpredictable the coming transition is. Nobody likes surprises when when it comes to survival. Therefore, scientists view the ability to simulate and at least approximately predict the future as being important for both individual and collective safety. The Singularity is a sudden change that is difficult to be predicted and much less planned. It is therefore not surprising that it provokes deep uncertainty and worries. 10. Matrioshka brains it would seem that the universe is moving from having less intelligence to having greater intelligence over time. If we come to a conclusion from what we know so far. As a result, it's likely a greater part of our planet and perhaps our universe will contain and be made up of knowledgeable matter. It's likely that this process will go on until Moore's Law breaks and an equilibrium is established. A potential megastructure with massive computing power is called the Matrioshka Brain, which takes its name from the Russian Doll. The Dyson sphere based idea is an illustration of a planet sized solar powered computer that can absorb all of the star's available power. All of the planets in the solar system would most probably be destroyed to create the matrioshka brain. 11. Helping repetitive jobs Machines, unlike people, do not need breaks in order to rest from exhaustion and increase productivity. The repetitive actions that humans perform on a daily basis are countless. While doing the same job continually, a human's efficiency drops. A regular person can only be productive for 810 hours a day. On the other hand, AI machines support long term uninterrupted performance of repetitive activities. Artificial intelligence enables the machine's indefinite operation while maintaining productivity. This is one of the main benefits of AI that has contributed to its recognition in every industry. Manufacturers utilize artificial intelligence to constantly make products to satisfy consumer demand and generate high profits. 12. Making logical decisions easier Artificial intelligence's capacity for smart decisions is one of the Singularity's benefits. The AI based machines don't have any feelings, which helps to keep efficiency from being affected. Artificial intelligence powered machines are also capable of rational decision making. A human would analyze a condition by taking into account various factors. These elements may have an emotional or practical impact on the choice. However, machines produce precise results because they are designed to make rational conclusions. Cognitive computing is A tool that AI powered robots use to make quick, useful choices. 13. Error free processing when tasks are carried out by humans, mistakes are more likely to occur. This could happen due to an individual's various intellectual capacities. However, this is not the case for robots that use artificial intelligence. Some machines have been programmed to carry out certain tasks. How well we build and program the machines to complete the work will determine how precise they are Artificial intelligence is used in many sectors to minimize unnecessary mistakes and losses. Advanced mathematical structures are implemented via algorithms used to create AI based models. They help make actions more effective and error free. As a result, people think that Singularity will support us by resolving challenging real world problems. 14. Around the Clock Availability A typical employee may only devote 78 hours every day to work. Humans must maintain a healthy balance between their personal and professional lives. They are unable to work non stop. Singularity may help in giving a company around the clock services. Another possibility is that customer care applications Applications use AI based chatbots that can respond to multiple questions. AI has the ability to provide services instantly and effectively. Nowadays, artificial intelligence is being used to support chat on every online application, elearning website, healthcare industry, educational institution, etc. In this aspect, singularity helps with improving customer service. 15. Decreasing risks AI has progressed to places where humans cannot. As we've seen, it is expected to grow more and more. This is what brings us closer to Singularity. By using AI in specific instances, humans participation in dangerous circumstances can be reduced. AI can assist scientists in making discoveries and breakthroughs with little to no risk to human life. If it is used properly from all of this, Singularity might not be the worst case scenario. But who knows? We need to wait and see. There are few benefits and drawbacks of artificial intelligence. There is no doubt that artificial intelligence is a very effective tool for enterprises. In reality, AI might be quite valuable for offering creativity or breakthrough in addition to business, but this is if it's only used for the right purposes. However, we must also take into account the other side of the story. Although artificial intelligence is a fantastic technology with the potential to be revolutionary, it can also be used to our disadvantage and cause a lot of harm. The technological Singularity is the period in the distant future when technology will advance past our control and surpass human intelligence. According to Kurzweil, singularity can be beneficial and people would live in synthesis with robots. But many scientists like Stephen Hawking and well known figures like Elon Musk view Singularity as something harmful that can negatively influence humanity. Even though the Singularity is still decades away, it appears to be the next significant technological development. Emerging technologies like facial recognition and self driving cars are already establishing the foundation. It's time for the business community to seriously treat AI ethical and security problems since true artificial intelligence will eventually become a reality.