Mar 29 - SHOCK CLAIM: Humans will achieve immortality in eight years!
Humans will achieve immortality in eight YEARS, says former Google engineer who has predicted the future with 86% accuracy
A former Google engineer has made a stark realization that humans will achieve immortality in eight years - and 86 percent of his 147 predictions have been correct.
Ray Kurzweil spoke with the YouTube channel Adagio, discussing the expansion in genetics, nanotechnology, and robotics, which he believes will lead to age-reversing 'nanobots.'
These tiny robots will repair damaged cells and tissues that deteriorate as the body ages and make us immune to diseases like cancer.
The predictions that such a feat is achievable by 2030 have been met with excitement and skepticism, as curing all deadly diseases seems far out of reach.
Kurzweil was hired by Google in 2012 to 'work on new projects involving machine learning and language processing,' but he was making predictions in technological advances long before.
In 1990, he predicted the world's best chess player would lose to a computer by 2000, and it happened in 1997 when Deep Blue beat Gary Kasparov.
Kurzweil made another startling prediction in 1999: he said that by 2023 a $1,000 laptop would have a human brain's computing power and storage capacity.
Now the former Google engineer believes technology is set to become so powerful it will help humans live forever, in what is known as the singularity.
Singularity is a theoretical point when artificial intelligence surpasses human intelligence and changes the path of our evolution, LifeBoat reports.
Kurzweil, an author who describes himself as a futurist, predicted that technological singularity would happen by 2045, with AI passing a valid Turing test in 2029.
It is a test of a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human
He said that machines are already making us more intelligent and connecting them to our neocortex will help people think more smartly.
Contrary to the fears of some, he believes that implanting computers in our brains will improve us.
'We're going to get more neocortex, we're going to be funnier, we're going to be better at music. We're going to be s*xier', he said.
'We're really going to exemplify all the things that we value in humans to a greater degree.'
Rather than a vision of the future where machines take over humanity, Kurzweil believes we will create a human-machine synthesis that will make us better.
The concept of nanomachines being inserted into the human body has been in science fiction for decades.
In Star Trek, tiny molecular robots called nanites were used to help repair damaged cells in the body.
More than ten years ago, the US National Science Foundation predicted ‘network-enhanced telepathy’ – sending thoughts over the internet – would be practical by the 2020s.
'Ultimately, it will affect everything,' Kurzweil said.
'We're going to be able to meet the physical needs of all humans. We're going to expand our minds and exemplify these artistic qualities that we value.'
The process began centuries ago with simple devices such as eyeglasses and ear trumpets that could dramatically improve human lives.
Then came better machines, such as hearing aids and devices that could save lives, including pacemakers and dialysis machines.
By the second decade of the 21st Century, we have become used to organs grown in laboratories, genetic surgery and designer babies.
What’s the point of living forever? The journey to the end gives life meaning. To know we’re here for a limited time and have to use our days wisely.
That's your perspective from your experience, that's all you know.
In reality, there's a possibility that we can live for millions of years, healthy, and sane.
I'll take it, you can go head and die all you want, this LIFE is infinite.
I wouldn't want to live forever on earth, it'll completely remove the purpose from life.
I get what you saying.. but the meaning we've given life is because it's finite.. if it wasn't, we'd find new meaning.
No different than our ancestors many many years ago that viewed life's purpose as just living and multiplying. Because of things we've done since, we've given life a diff meaning. Same thing would happen here
Trolling= Not agreeing with what people want me to agree with. Your acting like I’m the weirdo who go always talk about fu*king trannys or posting Cardi B.
Who the fu*k would want that besides manipulative rich a**holes who have a desire to abuse their power? At a certain point you’ve seen and done everything and as long as people a born eventually it begins to become too crowded for earth to sustain the amount of resources needed by humans and animals.
If the theory is that there have been previous civilizations that were far more technologically advance than we are, Then its safe to say that they have already achieved immortality and are probably causing chaos in our universe.
The body will always expire. However your soul will live forever. You have 2 options where you want to be.
The body dies because of sin from the beginning. There's no way out of us dying in our body. The 2nd death is if you go to hell. In reality we never die.
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