/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10803151
ITER confirms we can into fusion sustainably

>>10803151

Graph Isomorphism problem is polynomial.

>>10803151
A proof of the superiority of quantum computing and possibly a quantum computer solving a task that is intractable for current classical computers

>>10803167
quantum computing is a meme

>>10803151
I'm guessing the Chinese will develop a Roko's basilisk AI and condemn humanity for hell on earth.

>>10803159
>ATLAS already BTFO's T-800 in mobility

AI-driven research.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s4158.6-019-1335-8 (remove that dot)
>vector-representation-of-words-based program trained on old material science papers
>found new thermoelectric materials nobody has ever thought about
CS will make all other fields unemployable within 10 years.

>>10803348
>you can't post a Nature or DOI link because 4chan will think those digits are a phone number or SSN
Good fucking job, Hiro. I'm sure r/science isn't making fun of /sci/ at all.

>>10803151
I anticipate major global conflict in 2020s spurred by antagonization of so called authoritarian regimes through measures such as sanctions which, if history has taught us anything, invariably lead to war in times of hardship, making any scientific breakthrough limited and ultimately moot. Japan is the prime example; pearl harbor happened as a direct consequence of earlier sanctions. The US will wane in influence as more dollars are spent on social programs and its military really was squandered since GHWB. Investment in it was indeed high but, it was not used for any territorial acquisitions that would have made the US a strong empire. It was too interested in being nice, and ridding the world of big bad dictators, all using very limited Rules of Engagement. The only real hope for the US is a Trump dictatorship but given that he has played politics for the past 3 years, that is unlikely. This is what will happen. Further demographic shift, further infighting, democrat majority in all future elections of the coming decade, further decline, and when the US irritates China and Russia too much, they will have the first strike. Global conflict will ensue. Reader note, the validity of nuclear winter was always scientifically dubious, mostly a propaganda scare-tactic to prevent conflict and suggestions thereof. This would not be a conventional war. There is no ideology to fight. It would be the "nothing personal, kid" of wars. Territorial acquisition would be pointless. What would be effectuated by it would be a stable, single-party state in the US, still comprised of its citizens, but now a regional rather than global player. Screen shot this and store it in an EMP-proof storage container.

>>10803151
Decraniation practices in kindergarden, human tracking numbers being implanted into Amazon's cyborg wageslaves. Libra as a substitute for fiat currency, Fusion reactors supplying enough energy to create matter out of nothing.

>>10803151
100s of new sex genders discovered

>>10803151
>What major scientific breakthroughs can we realistically expect to see in the 2020's?
Cat girls.

>>10803417
was gonna ask
>are you a male sub who's into cat girls?
of course you are

>>10803151
Anti-aging.

>>10803155
>ITER
Hyper expensive and no guarrantee it will work. I expect it's going to be scrapped with shame in favor of solar energy.

>>10803422
meme

>>10803436
no

>>10803422
>let's make the population be 20 billion by 2100 instead of just 11.

>>10803348
That's very useful but that's still a long ways away from an ai actually replacing a researcher.

>>10803474
>anti-aging
>immortality
two completely different things

>>10803151
Self driving cares that go around picking up roasties and driving them to your house.

>>10803151
We can't know. Speculation about the future is useless.

None. Just like 2019.

>>10803474
your point?

>>10803151
Robot waifus

>>10803151
Virtual reality

>>10803151
what mafia movie it's the pic?

>>10803159
sure, but only in a staged setting
>>10803167
possible within months
...for a task that's completely fucking useless for anything. No really, google's definition of quantum superiority is being able to generate a long stream of basically random numbers faster than a classical computer. Useful applications are far off.
>>10803348
this sort of research relies on teams of undergrads inputting data. A huge an unsolved problem is that a good amount of data is encoded in pictures and AI can't understand said pictures. There aren't very many pictures either so current machine learning approaches can't be used
>>10803417
not a chance. Genetic engineering is hard. We'll be lucky if the cure for baldness gets scaled up by then
>>10803422
biology's a shit show. We still don't understand aging, it's going to be difficult to have working medical treatments within 10 years
>>10803651
probably not. In general getting robots to work in the real world is extremely difficult. Maybe with 5g(for lower latency) and third worlders/neckbeards teleoperating them it could be possible.
>>10803660
we have that today, it's just not very good

>>10803706
>quantum superiority is being able to generate a long stream of basically random numbers faster than a classical computer
So solving every cryptographic hash is useless?

>>10803713
we are NOWHERE close to that. Google's definition of quantum supremacy is that a classical computer can't simulate a random quantum circuit in a reasonable amount of time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_supremacy#Sampling_the_output_distribution_of_random_quantum_circuits
Basically if it takes a classical computer longer to generate a certain basically random distribution of numbers, then google says we're quantum supreme. Said random quantum circuits are USELESS. They cannot be used to crack encryption because they are too NOISY. Shor's It will be DECADES before we have quantum computers capable of cracking encryption.

>>10803706
So i'm guessing you also think the singularity will happen in 400 years if at all right?

>>10803847
>believes in the singularity meme

>>10803764
I know we are not there yet, but the RNG-aspect of qc isn't 'useless', is it?

>>10803151
none

>>10803921
we have yet to find a use for it and the uses that could develop will very niche.

Agi is 4 years away

>>10804272
Artificial gay intelligence?

>>10804273
yes

>>10803151
Superconductivity at roomtemperature, quantum- and magnoncomputers in physics.
Extremely uniform society in china due to the social points systems.
No gas stations and power stations at many parking lots.

>>10803151
data based stochastic models of the human psychology.
personalized legal legislation.

>>10805784
kill yourself

NOTHING.

The NWO will allow nothing.

>>10803151
man the west is cool and superior. any man who wants to be taken seriously HAS to wear a western suit, none of that silly inferior ethnic drapey shit

>>10803367
> being nice
There is absolutely nothing nice about us foreign policy at all, except for pr and things they can do at no cost.

>>10803167
quantum computers are fake and gay

>>10805799
Are you crazy, man?!?!?! The NWO will definitely allow it. It's the world order that we have right now that won't allow it.

>>10804272
more like 400

>>10803151
in 2020-2029:
- bitcoin $500
- bioterrorism (artificial viruses)
- disruption in technology (STEM on suicide watch)
- employment competition is too damn high
- AGI is still difficult (blue-collar jobs are in demand)
- natural energy resources are depleting
- War caused by limited natural energy resources and/or overpopulation
- privacy becomes too difficult or even impossible
- hyped up technologies turn out to be impossible or impractical
- the top 1% is planning to kill billions of people

>>10806076
>the top 1% is planning to kill billions of people


Planning? They've been planning it for decades, it's been in action for some time now. I don't think they entirely know what the fuck they're doing though.

>>10806085
>I don't think they entirely know what the fuck they're doing though
I used to look into the whole conspiracy thing then I started to examine some of he names and realised they're all a bunch of fucking unimaginative retards
I mean what kind of enlightened person with an above room temperature IQ would even buy into the bullshit about bloodlines and partake in pseudo satanic sacrifice rituals
when you realise they're all just more gullible self interested idiots most of the conspiracy theories actually make a hell of a lot of sense.

>>10803417
fuck that gay shit, i want some cat boys no homo

>>10805858
Tachyonic anti-telephone. If there's any out-there tech that I don't think will be invented, but should, it's that.

Tooker is interested in time travel.

>>10806076
It doesn't take a genius to tell bitcoin is going to crash once the rewards for mining halves.

growing complete replacement organs, limb or joint regeneration
neuroregeneration
A scandal involving modified clones

cloning

>>10806159
t. increasingly nervous man for the seventh time this year

>>10806159
are you sure about that

>>10803151
chainlink

Buy Chainlink faggots

>>10803151
The 4th Industrial Revolution will begin

>>10803151
anti-aging technology
https://time.com/4711023/how-to-keep-your-dna-from-aging/
(pardon the source)

>>10806387
this tech is jew exclusive though, if you think it'll be available to plebs then you must go back to r

>>10806387
Unless we will also have reverse aging technology, it’s too late for me. Once you hit 30, women in their 20s want nothing to do with you and I will never get to experience what prime pussy feels like.

>>10803151
We see a new superpower

>>10803151
artificial uterus

>>10806399
>Once you hit 30, women in their 20s want nothing to do with you and I will never get to experience what prime pussy feels like
Get money, get fit, groom yourself properly, and get yourself out there. Most research suggests that men bloom in their early 30's.
Also, I didn't know this board was /r9k/ lite like /biz/. Are you guys all lonely lads like us as well?

>>10803151
Maybe we'll finally find a way to measure iq or discover why there are no genetic differences between races.

>>10806159
The price goes up because supply decreases.

>>10806399
b-b-ut the red pill told me we have higher SMV

>>10806413
>measure iq
I still don't understand this obsession beyond wanting that phat Mensa check.
Is it the test logic behind it the problem?
My last comprehensive test was when I was 13.
I broke the fucking thing. Not in score height but the correlative algorithm behind it to give a sum total.

I think there was great strides made for intellect testing, especially with spacial cognitive puzzles and the removal of most questions where a learnt answer is a must.
My qualm at the moment with IQ tests. Is no relative debriefing. So the taker is left kinda in the lurch as to what mental blocks may exist.

The big one will be gay pagan robots. No longer will robots oppress minorities with their aggressively heteronormative and Christian attitudes.

>>10803223
doesnt really matter if time travel is impossible

>>10806076
>hyped up technologies turn out to be impossible or impractical
this

>>10806472
it's useful from a policy planning and assessment paerspective

>>10803921
Literally just measure resistor noise

>>10806721
Yeah. That's what I broke. The Australian VCAT(year 11, 12) advanced Uni placement test.
I scored top 99th percentile in cognitive metrics.
But flopped with written and short term memory. So much so, that borderline mental retardation was the descriptor for the score.

Got an apology from the local education department head as a result.
Not much can be done for exceptions to the rule when education placement is the reward.
Wasn't till years later I realized what had occurred. I thought it was a age appropriate test for so long.

But yeah. Overzealous importance in to what was thought to account for other metrics higher potential was weighted like it was a direct reverse derivative of the desired measure to give total score.
But I fucked that Quaint notion.
I'm struggling to even how'd that score being weighed like that is functioned. Scores in a positive measure +1, but a lesser -2?

Hope the method was refined since 2003.

>>10803642
this desu

>>10803367
>making any scientific breakthrough limited and ultimately moot

But moot will be back?

>>10806787
is that component failure common do you think? I've always sucked at writing but I excelled at sci and maths.

>>10806840
Moot a kill

>>10806868
in less remarkable autists yeah, engineers have horrible written gre scores. math and physics majors are only matched by phil majors on the written and quant gre. if you have a weak component to your cognitive profile you’re probably not very intelligent since high g implies high performance across domains

>>10806884
When I was younger I was referred to as having I think pragmatic semantic disorder. I've never particularly looked into it but I understand it effects language skill.
I doubt my IQ is above 125 so compared to many users of this board I'm a drooling moron.

>>10806868
It's a result in my case of being above it all. Why math when I understand function.
Why calligraphy I know computers are going to take center stage.
Why spelling and grammar. It's a cuck rule that cripples deductive reasoning.

If I had been more pliable to educators I'd have smashed the test. May have lost out in some reasoning as a result of English.

For the most part it's a result of your nature (mindset) and the nurture (hand-holding That's like Lewd Anon ) you had.
But if your reading ability is fucky. Like struggling with upside down pages, or uncommon/phonetic spellings. Even just a missing word or indecipherable/scrambled one.
This could denote a lexia exchange for ability in a language system. Yes a language.
Glyph recognition is somewhat a limited ability to many.
Normally I think it's around 5 Glyph systems can be reasonably memorized.. This also includes Street signs and other common marks for POI's.
The lexia exchange is a personal preference exertion on knowledge sets. Girls are hyper prone to written word proficiency. As their nature is disposed to abuse of it.
Men on the other, they're a statistic normality to have reading comprehension. But low applied written ability. Keed to know. Cant be fucked to put it down. Rather face to face.

If you've got more 'intelligence/knowledge' issues feel free to post for dissection. It wasn't must to go off. But I fucking love cognition!

>>10806893
Wow probably what I had. My mother being a embellisher for perceived gain caused this to become a deafness.
As what's more priority for public practice to treat? Deaf or Dumb.

This inability to communicate higher meanings for the early years causes mass introspection as to /how/ to. This has great potental for cogitative mappings. And I mean mapping for cognitive method. The verbal barrier is what causes many failed attempts to resolve.
Amazingly though. Hand gesture may not become an obvious method. Children with development delay are often less tended too not by malicious.
But because low iteration value over time. It's half the child disengaging from social factor. and half parental complacency.With the child withdrawing. It's usually form frustration of not being able to communicate at a level relative to their ability.

Mum says my first distinct verbalization was "Get me a drink for fucks sake". This rings true. I remember a lot of miming drinks and waiting to be noticed as existing beyond the landline.

I also suffer from some sort of auditory breakdown disorder.
It exhibits in a few ways.
Shear inability to recognize and words in a normal setting at normal volume, This is exacerbated with ambient noise.
Yet bizarrely managed in a metal workshop with foam earplugs in, that only times at work i can recall it were when ear plugs were out.

Then there's the static washout, pretty explanatory.
The last I'm unsure if it's a direct relation. Being a tonal eeeeeeeee every now and then. Can be pretty intense.

>>10806893
I remember something about dysbraxia and dcd too my handwriting is complete chickenscratch unless I concentrate due to relatively poor fine motor control.

>>10806983
just work with what you got

>>10806999
I do, I used to be able to thread a rugby ball at 10 metres one handed.

do you guys believe the success of neural networks will carry on?
In some ways it seems like the field is stagnating, with most new results going in the direction of "smart tools" for media manipulation.
Then we have the occasional game AI, which is pretty cool but not groundbreaking either.
I feel like the rate of progress has slowed down.

>>10806983
It's a simulacra diagnosis. There's a key point to dyspraxia that's not expressed in your case I think.
>perception problems.
It's quite the medical expression for dropped on the head when associated with a child.
Dyspraxia is a neurological disorder. by core definition. And has more analogous to cerebral palsy moter function control.
I think in /our/ cases there's something else at play. It's environmental, associated to reduction of socialization making for less active play. Giving lower than normal coordination. Or theirs a disorder for processing in the auditory and verbal centers that's not normally witnessed in our /type/s

>>10806983
I'm guessing that another disorder would have a retention of motor skill factor.
I'm a pressure welder. I've got mad coordination as a result of not even strenuous attempts to be good it.
But in the waste of time from my accident. I've get the shakes at times as if I'm early Alzheimer.

>>10805864
>>10804272
I actually think it's 15 years away. I think most people don't realize how close we actually are. We are like in 1920s knowing that a nuclear explosion is possible, but it may btfo the atmosphere.
Then 1945 happens and then it's figured out. There is a lot that has to happen. But humans are not that special. Especially if we understand that a GAI

-doesn't need the same framing, or the same senses,
-The focus just needs to be on direct problem solving measures.
-Creativity doesn't really matter.
-The direction can be incredibly simple and hands on.

- We don't need some human standard. We need to incrementally increase what we can do. It's both simpler, but also still requires some break throughs. We are also about to fall on some hard times through out 2020-2030, which adds some urgency for everyone. I expect. That a very narrow prototype. Can be created, depending on what we define as GAI. Consider the lowwest complexity GAI possible that could generate incremental improvements. That's all it would take to begin things.

>>10807034
have you tried singing?

>>10807044
I can Acapella with the deepest of baritones, and fractures bass.
Anything else is a no go.
So what you probing for? I've been desperate to an explanation of self for like as long as I've been able to hide from the world.
I'm not afraid to this name to become tagged with a disastrous disability. I'd kinda like that.
Makes my fun more fun.

I would have studied self. But I'd read my sisters psych books from like 8yo. I autismed that self diag is a no no.

>>10807034
Have you heard of manganism?

>>10803706
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVYknCLSx34
>sure, but only in a staged setting
>but only in a staged setting
>staged setting
Lmaoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

>>10803151
None, the scientific community has been excessively hierchacical, dogmatic and fraudulent for the last six to seven decades.

>>10803367

I have sensed this too.

We are heading for a new dark ages...

Notice how democrats AND republicans are demonizing "big tech" even though big tech is the only remaining sector of real capitalist competition.

>>10807035

We already have AGI. Adverserial learning is not a difficult concept, think this has not already been applied where it matters, in gov labs or Gogle labs etc... is silly. It has already happened.

>>10807017

GANs are the path forward, subcategory of neural net. And not those are not stagnating. All the human mind is is a GAN. If the big labs have not already solved AGI I would be very surprised. I could do it myself if given, say a million dollars and 1 year. The blueprint is clear

>>10807104
That's sort of what I am alluding to, people want to replicate human intelligence, I think incremental progress lands us there wether we want to or not. The only problem with our learning right now is expansion of scope. Context, I think that stuff just comes with time. I think we are already there in terms of possible hardware and computing. We just need continued effort.
Emulating a limited hybrid intelligence that can take data and work on solutions. Is all we need to get to.

And if we ever build one ptototype at like 50-100 iq continous when it comes to a given narrow problem. Then we build entire farms of them. We don't even really need the general part. We just need there to be a conccrete application use case that can be automated away to push say any field further. And generally they break down on some level into small scope, but highly complicated and intricate problems

Room temp superconductors and that will light a fire in a lot of stuff

>>10807121

All problems are averaging problems, without exception. This was the breakthrough with GANs. Make two AIs compete to find the average path toward some solution

>>10807123
Can you mention some examples?

>>10807128
I know it wouldn't function like what I am describing. But are there really no theoretical models that connect many gans into one coherent whole to generate some limited (what we would describe as) context, or to expand the scope a given set of networks can solve.

>>10803151
>What major scientific breakthroughs can we realistically expect to see in the 2020's?

By 2030:
1. humanoid robots able to basic labor: clean toilets, change bed, mow lawn, cook
2. energy producing fusion reactor
3. games with all graphics ray traced
4. 1kh/kg batteries
5. licensed self driving cars

>>10807113
but the GANs are just doing video, photo, text and audio editing, generarion etc. It's not really... branching out

>>10807163
>humanoid robots able to basic labor: clean toilets, change bed, mow lawn, cook
Biggest thing holding this back are human like robot hands, There's a reason why boston dynamics atlas robots only have nubs for hands.

>>10807178
>Biggest thing holding this back are human like robot hands

We have prosthetic hands that are very human like, but VERY expensive
A decade of research and mass production will produce affordable human like hands for robots.

>>10807164
Tesla can run a system that can handle 96-98% of regular human driving this year through visual recognition. If it is possible to branch out and build a structure,a comprehensive pragmatic structure for some purpose, I think it's plausible that it could be created.
Even now these GANs, can at time seem human in behaviour of their product. The brain is in an of itself, a combination of various parts that's interconnected along an initial biological imperative, compiling to a small tip that we would consider abstract thinking/planning.

I don't think building interconnectedness is impossible, and it will likely be the focus, with GANs as the centers of specific functions.

>>10807163
Path tracing is much better and there are already games that support it.

>>10807088
they aren't showing the bloopers. They had to set the robot up so it would jump over the log. There might even be a person controlling the direction it moves. Nice dubs though.

>>10803706
>not a chance. Genetic engineering is hard. We'll be lucky if the cure for baldness gets scaled up by then
Let an AI do the job

>>10806150
Thanks for introducing me to this. Im curious. If this is a technologically sound idea, wouldnt it make sense for one machine in the future to be sending messages back in time thus brought about its creation?

>>10807625
The anti-telephone leads to interesting paradoxes.

>>10803151
Prenatal clamping of the umbilical cord.
Vaccines which can render you a robotocised husk.
Simple and overt sacrifices to Chemosh, Molech, Ba'al, etc.
Smashing the infant's head with a specially designed and manufactured hammer after birth. If it survives one meticulously standardized swing, the parents take it home and proudly raise their cherished and loved child.

>>10807168

>Thinking he's going to be one of the lucky few who eat the world (and then the universe) and not be processed into goo for the nanobots. Are you working in the AI field right now? Are you incredibly lucky?

If no, prepare for a premature violent death with the rest of the human race.

>>10803367
> when the US irritates China and Russia too much, they will have the first strike.
Why would China nuke its biggest customer? Like 50% of the Chinese economy is based on manufacturing cheap consumer shit for Amerifat.

Russia doesn't need to nuke us. Hell, a few hundred bots, and they put Trump into office now.

Don't fear the big guys. Fear the fuck out of the little guys with nothing to lose.

>>10807657

>>10807592
AI won't be good enough to do that by then.

>>10807861
AI will decide the optimal time to clamp. Eventually, AI will decide the entire course of your development in artificial wombs, only creating citizens when they are needed, and how, they are needed. The clamping will be the entire course of development. Who knows the fate of the foreskin, it may be left as is. They will not vaccinate, that can be taken care of in development and the alteration can be much cleaner and more precise. Temporary immunity is just a possible side effect of vaccination of course.

>>10807694
I know it is not an easy truth to bear anon, but bear it we must. And spread the awareness that they clamp, otherwise it will only continue and never be called out for what it is.

What else can we do but speak the truth in all things, and hopefully one day move on.

>>10806159
yikes

>>10807883
AI will never be advanced you live in a fantasy world or don't understand AI at all

>>10808028
AI is already advanced.

>>10808028
>>10808028

AI is advancing and making very good progress already

>>10808060
"good progress" is subjective. We're moving very slowly and eventually the money propping it up will dry up and AI will be known a joke.

AI experts in 2007 thought we'd have super intelligent AI by 2020. Don't get too optimistic.

>>10808068
>Implying you'd necessarily be told
>Implying it'll hit the open consumer and enterprise space first

>>10803151
Fusion break even
Single stage to orbit

>>10808087
>Single stage to orbit
Nope, why even bother with ssto when you have a fully reusable 2 stage to orbit that can lift 100+ tons to leo?

>>10803151
Assured Ecological Collapse

Shemale sex dolls with realistic tasting anuses.

>>10803223
Yeah, I'm thinking this.

>>10808068
It depends on domain and scope, but yes AI has done many impressive feats at a super-human level.

>>10803161
go on

>>10803417
Fuck you.

>>10807082
I have and in much quantity... About two 15kg spools of it super heated a day for a year. With only a standard adflow filter. The filters were meant to last a month. Mine would clag in 2 days..

>>10808424
>Dystonia
Well that solves this chronic cardio vascular problem I've been having.

>>10803428
It's already completely funded and the construction is almost finished. It's first light will be in 2025. Just 5.5 years from now.

Advances in hair treatments, but probably not a cure yet. Hair follicle cloning, advanced DHT blockers etc... We may finally be able to treat hair loss effectively.

I believe the 2020s will be the most important decade in human history. Why?

We are reaching a convergence point in some pretty big areas that will usher in the next era of humanity proper.

>1: Room temperature superconductivity
Superconductors like we know them right now have been first found in 1986. This event is as important if not more than the invention of the transistor. However we can't use it as the pressure and temperature necessary to keep a component superconductive is very high and we don't understand the physics behind this phenomenon yet.

However since then we've been inching closer and closer to room temperature superconductivity. At current trends we'll reach that point in the mid 2020s. You have no idea how big of an event this will be. It'll remove all resistance in all electrical components build out of superconductors. This means transmiting electricity over lines and cables doesn't lose any energy. Meaning the world power consumption will IMMEDIATELY drop 30% without changing our actual consumption.

Processors made out of superconductive materials can reach up to exahertz processing speed due to higher clock rates not generating extra heat anymore. This means an instant trillions time increase in processing power

Last but not least superconductors are also perfect magnets. Allowing us to have control over levitation. What that means is that we could lock extremely large and heavy constructions levitating in the air. Which allows manufacturing to drastically reduce cost and increase output. But besides the industrial benefits it'll also allow airplanes and spaceships to use only 1/100th of the energy they require now.

>2: Quantum Computers with more than 512 Qbits
Quantum computers have been rapidly developing ever since we knew how to stabilize a single Qbit and properly fold it using lasers. However at the amount of Qbits we've had access to until now we had no real applications for quantum computers since conventional supercomupters still outcompeted them at this speed. However Quantum Computers are special in that their performance actually scales at a double exponential so X^2^2 where X is the amount of Qbits available. 512 Qbits is the "magic number" where every single encryption method used until today can be cracked instantly. Meaning all digitally secure data will suddenly be cracked. This also includes every single cryptocurrency in existence right now since they use SHA256 encryption. Contrary to popular believe there is NOT a proven "Quantum proof" encryption method in existence right now that could resist 512 Qbits. Governments are very hard at trying to figure out a way to defend against this and the government that first reach 512 Qbits will immediately unlock all the data of the opposing government's secret services which is why the US and Trump signed a special 10 year project to reach this milestone within a decade in the vein of the Manhattan Project.

Other applications of this 512 Qbit quantum computer is optimization of roads/assembly lines/logistics which is extremely hard to do with conventional computers and in fact the best methodology in 2019 is to use a fungus on a model of the logistics to find an efficient "route". It'll drastically reduce manufacturing costs and shipping times once we reach this point. As well as calculate some of the most efficient processors architectures. This in combination with the superconductivity I said above could lead to the step from Vacuum Tube computers to Integrated Circuit CPU look like a small refinement in comparison with the incomprehensible large jump in processing power we'll experience (hundreds of trillions of faster CPUs in just a couple of years, The fastest supercomputer in existence right now is only 100 billion times faster than the first computer ever made)

>3: Brain emulation, the decade between 2020-2030 is called the "decade of the brain"
Worldwide institutions and governments have agreed to start a large scale brain research push during this decade the US alone is pumping $150 billion into brain research and emulation within this time period. the EU, China and Russia are also part of this collaboration. We've already emulated a mouse brain and are going to emulate a Rhesus monkey brain in 2021.

The goal is to emulate a full human brain by 2030 to find out about complications like alzheimer, autism. But also to understand on a neuron level how human consciousness actually works. The expectation now is that 1 second of human brain emulation is going to take about 3 days of rendering time. But in combination with quantum computers and superconductivity becoming viable it's possible that by the time we start emulating human brains in the late 2020s we can actually let the human brain run faster than real time due to the massive increase in processing power.

>>10808533
>>10808538
>>10808541
screencapped so i can laugh at this again in 2030.

>>10808563
Here's the US's "manhattan project" for quantum computers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Quantum_Initiative_Act

>>10807625
That's not the most interesting tachyonic anti-telephone scenario. Most Time Machines (Assuming it's possible to even build one) cannot be used to travel father back than when they were first activated. Someone with a tachyonic anti-telephone could send detailed information on how to build such a machine into the past have them activate it and then find it in the future.

>>10808484
It has been fuly funded several times and several times went over that budget.

>>10807656
>The anti-telephone leads to interesting paradoxes.
Those paradoxes are the basis of quantum entanglement.

>>10807113
Biological neural nets are more similar to convolutional recurrent neural nets

>>10808777
Dude it finished construction already.

>>10808541
>>10808563
You were saying?

https://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/robotics/artificial-intelligence/intels-neuromorphic-system-hits-8-million-neurons-100-million-coming-by-2020.amp.html

>>10808916
https://www.iter.org/newsline/-/3309
The buildings are finished, the reactor itself is yet to be built.

>>10803367
>just have globalist free trade, bro, it's inevitable
in other words the only "history" you know is some schoolyard stories about ww2
opinion discarded

>>10808541
>>512 Qbit
all of which are noisy and useless at the current time
>>optimization of roads
niche application
>>best methodology is to use a fungus
that fact appears to have been pulled out of your ass
>>drastically reduce manufacturing costs and shipping times
nope. At best it will marginally reduce costs. Because it's not very general applications will be very limited, possibly to the extent that it can't be applied to every assembly line cheaply enough to offer any benefits.

>>10808538
Except we are decades away from cracking encryption with quantum computers. Current qubits are far too noisy to crack encryption. Achieving low enough error rates will take decades.

>>10803666
>>10803151

>>10808986
You don't need exceptionally low error rates. Just run it a couple thousand times and look at the statistics to "fish out" the correct answer.

>>10803428
Why would you scrap research instrument instead of milking it for decades of research data?
>>10808484
ITER won't produce any light.

>>10808989

What's AoE? -stopped playing video games circa 2001

>>10809094
https://www.iter.org/doc/www/content/com/Lists/list_items/Attachments/777/2018_06_IC-22.pdf

>"(21 June 2018) –The ITER Council has evaluated the most recent reports of manufacturing, construction and installation progress for the ITER Project, including the latest measures of performance."
>"With this strategy in place, the project remains on track for First Plasma in 2025. ITER Council Members jointly reaffirmed the importance of the mission and vision of the Project."

First light in 2025.

>>10809106
might be area of effect

>>10809034
No. Shor's algorithm requires a certain circuit depth. You need layers of qubits. Each layer adds more and more noise and eventually the results end being complete and total noise

>>10806085
sure

>>10809108
Oh. I thought you meant light as in electricity into houses

>>10803417
Haha.

The entire idea of catgirls is bizarre, but very sensible. It's like someone looked at their cat and was like "yeah, I'd like this to be attractive and fuckable". And so, throw some cat ears on. Maybe a tail. Make her playful, self sufficient, the border between acceptable and not, actrion and consequence, clearly defined by whether she claws you or not. Open to receiving and providing affection arbitrarily. will always come back given that food is provided.

There ya go, good enough right?

>>10806090
this, if you're above average IQ you don't drink goat blood and believe in "Satan"

>>10806399
that's just because you're a massive faggot

>>10803367
Once the population hits 10B there is absolutely no way we can control it all without a) removing borders from the USA and then becoming the de facto country for everyone on the American continent (moving to other countries would be seen as more optional than anything like someone moving to the rural south or some shit)

and b) Chinese style autocratic communist rule with advanced AI social credit system and repression of religious extremism and socially allowed religious expressions with almost every religion banned including extremist Christianity too.

There will also need to be mandated climate change laws and enforced vegetarianism whether this sends us into World War 3 fixing the problem by sending us down -50% population worldwide anyway who knows.

>>10809208
>Once the population hits 10B
That's a very big if.

>>10809217
africa still has a big projected population

>>10809217
No it is not, global population will most likely reach 11 billion by 2100, and that is with reduction of fertility rates taken into account.

>>10809237
>Predicted

>>10809318
You are free to postdict global population by 2100, Mr. Time Traveler.

Otherwise predictions is all we have, and 2019 prediction from UN Population Division is as good as it gets.

>>10803417
You might want to try raccoon girls, they're willing to go through trash.

>>10806376
It's already begun.

>>10803367
>Screen shot this and store it in an EMP-proof storage container.
Just fucking print the screencap you mong.
>The only real hope for the US is a Trump dictatorship
Glad to know this entire post was just a joke then, thanks for making that clear.

Memetic viruses used and abused by governments, ad agencies, terrorists, and radicals

>>10809359
>Memetic viruses used and abused by governments, ad agencies, terrorists, and radicals
Great. I've already been assumed Janny, Mod, manifestation of Roko's basilisk, and a skitzo.
Now I just might be a radical terrorist with government support too.
I have feelings too you know!

>>10808989

>>10805777
>magnoncomputers
What is this?

>>10809359
Already happening

Wew this thread is literally pure delusion. From 2000's-2019 literally almost nothing of interest has happened besides computers becoming smaller, used more often, and are more efficient. Yet somehow world changing events like the singularity, humanoid robots, anti aging, immortality, population culling, and trans humanism is all hitting us within the next decade.

My guess? The usual plus MAYBE self driving cars are allowed to exist, assuming retards don't get it banned for hitting a single black mother. That's it. No war, no diseases, no singularity, literally nothing happens and you better get used to it.

>>10803417
Try waifubots instead.
t. raging /pol/ack

>>10810292
has /biz/ invested collectively in sexbot stocks or something recently? there are a lot of dumb memeig

>>10803151
Realistically, not a goddamn thing. Society is pretty much over at this point. We're just running on fumes now.

>>10803472
No, he's very right. The field of life extension medicine has produced exactly zero results in over 30 years. It's not likely to change anytime soon. It honestly doesn't even seem like all the grifters in charge of it are even interested in actually producing any therapies. It seems to be just a money-making scam at the moment.

>>10809359
kind of a 2010s thing actually

>>10806085
Yeah, that's why the population continues to grow. Dumbass.

Machine learning having the ability to produce ultra realistic images and video of people committing horrific crimes. Millions innocent people are sentenced to prison.

>>10806085
>>10806076
Morons. The elite makes their money off population growth. Population growth is economic growth. And Economic growth is how they obtain interest payments on loans. The economic system depends on it in fact.

Thats why this is such bullshit.
>>10809237
A slowdown in population growth would be an absolute disaster for the world economy.

>>10803385
underrated

>>10810292
based 2B poster

>>10810449
Retard. Killing third world monkeys and stealing their resources is more profitable.

>>10811184
>Retard. Killing third world monkeys and stealing their resources is more profitable.
False. The biggest lack of resources we have right now is human capital. It would be a massive waste to kill all those potential workers.

We can easily build new machines but we don't have the ability (yet) to replace human labor so we need as much third worlders as possible. Killing them only becomes viable once we can replace human capital proper. Which is a long while away.

I feel nothing of note. Though recently I've heard of some pretty neat things with stem cells and gene therapy. So if things keep going more or less the way they are I'd reckon some cool stuff will come from that.

>>10807168
That is not a singularity retard, the singularity is an asymptote on a graph. Are transhuman fags really this braindead?

>>10812237
They like buzzwords

>>10803151
Umbilical cord clamp cutters may be used to assist circumcisions.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27903919

>>10807128 #
I know it wouldn't function like what I am describing. But are there really no theoretical models that connect many gans into one coherent whole to generate some limited (what we would describe as) context, or to expand the scope a given set of networks can solve.

Example of multiple connected GANs? Yeah, its called human intelligence. Thats why I know I could solve AGI in a year with a $1mil budget to pay for a team / equipment.

All human intelligence is is a connected GAN. Thats why we act so schizo, and dream entities are so lifelike, because they are actually separate consciousnesses, aspects of the GAN connectom. Behind our conscious mind are multitude of simulated consciousnesses testing out different simulated paths forward in any scenario. Take some DMT am you can even speak to them. They are real and distinct from the "you" consciousness.

>>10808230

Lol, I know right? We are at super human AI. The fuck does this guy think Alexa is? Alexa would be unimaginable 20 years ago, and the tech is actually being restrained for the consumer space. Google knows what you are going to do before you do, thats why the ads feel so preternatural.

>>10810239

Nothing happened between 2000 and now. K. You must have missed the smart phone revolution that tracks virtually ever human on earth now and knows what they will do before they do. Oh and now many of us spend more time literally talking to computers like Alexa more than actual people. Nothin happened. Nothing to see here. Oh yeah, almost forgot. We have a neuralnet powered robot now that is as mobile as a human. Amazon was a thing. People just fucking buy shit from home now and all the local stores are going belly up. Hmm what else... oh, Private space flight. That was cool. Virtual reality.... hmmm what else did we do other than your mom... im sure Im missing some things

>>10803151

>>10812673
The differences in the preceding decades were far more dramatic. The progress is really slowing down.

>>10813624
>The progress is really slowing down.
nice b8

>>10813826
Not bait. It basically sotpped the last decade. We may be entering a period of stagnation, cutting down and optimization, rather than more growth.

>>10811191
you can't replace >105 IQ high competence man power with <90 IQ third worlders

>>10813947
The vast majority of jobs, even intellectual ones can be done by <90IQ people.

Again the biggest shortage of resources the economy and society in general faces are human resources/human capital.

That is the bottleneck right now in providing value to society. So killing humans is one of the dumbest thing you could do right now. At least until we have AI that can replace people.

People are just worth too much (in terms of economic value) to kill right now this includes "hordes of third world unskilled labor" since even those sections have shortages.

They can be used to push down the cost of labor by suppressing wages and thus the cost of producing goods and services drop which means more of them get produced causing an abundance of resources in the world which is beneficial for everyone except unskilled workers, but who cares. Almost 0 educated people work unskilled jobs anyway and those are the only people that are important.

Nothing much, by my estimation. Hopefully someone will at least make a decent video game.

>>10803151
AI driven circumcision. Sophisticated machine learning to figure out all parameters.

Progress!

Massive cock as a form of psychological birth control. More sex less competitiveness. Less births. Curiosity kills kitties you know. Until they become less curious as they do more and more and more.

First confirmed discovery of Earth like planet with habitable atmosphere

>>10803474
Obviously you don't give it to people who have lots of kids.

>>10803486
Are they hot?

>>10807684
>Are you working in the AI field right now?
In R&D at a certain company in the Forbes 50 list.

>>10814943
Not to mention robotic clamping technology.

none. here's what the 2020's will look like
>increased poverty
>increased war
>rampant studs
>increased immigration
>increased civil unrest
maybe, just maybe, their will be some space travel

>>10815798
*stds*

>>10813947
Completely wrong, it is far easier to train a machine to learn logical systems than kinetic systems. The more recently evolved traits are easier to train than the ones that have been honed for hundreds of millions of years.

>>10813857
I'm in my 30s, and the world post-2007 feels like an entirely different one.
Cell phones and the proliferation of online sales changed everything.

>>10806787
>Australian
>namefag
>confirmed retard
It all checks out.

immortality

>>10812663
Well, the fact that iPhones have been recorded to literally listen to you and recommend ads based on what it hears you talk about, as well as using your purchase history from Apple Pay to know what you like and buy helps quite a lot too.

>>10816719
based

>>10816719
remove the first t

>>10807685
Russia is interested in annexing Alaska, as it used to be theirs.

Extremely good-looking trannies.

>>10816900
Also we probably will have at least basic framework laid out for extreme longevity by the end of the next decade. New ideas and promising therapy projects are happening every year in this field.

>>10816902
just shut the hell up, moron.

>>10809106
an "Area Of Effect[attack]" an attack that affects a large area like throwing a bomb
>2001
Warning old man. Why?

>>10816900
i can smell the feces from her pussy already

>>10816900
I fucking hop so. My dream is actual biological women with genetically engineered superfeminine hairless penises.
Pros:
>smells like a woman
>looks like a woman
>sweats like a woman
>has the frame of a woman
>no chest and facial hair
>hair on the top of her head is nice and feminine instead of the usual bird's nest tier shit trannies have today
>a nice, thick and long cock, potentially naturally circumcised via genetic engineering with no scar
>can shoot buckets of cum, potentially make it taste sweet
>doesn't have to take hormones or birth control
>no period
>self lubricating asshole
Cons:
>-

>>10817385
No one gives a fuck what you think, Elon Musk.

>>10809342
Deep down inside you'll know she's only into you because of your shiny objects.

>>10809342
shit taste

>>10803151
My chemistry robot

>>10820040
Based schizobot. What microcontroller does it run on?

I have a bachelor in organic chemistry, everything I know can be explained through math.
In c++ I programm this logic, in combination with artificial intelligence to navigate the world.

>>10820049
2x Raspi.
I love the layers of complexity:
The core synchronizes the 2 raspberries and handles time scheduling, task management, data IO, and network communication.
Vision is an infinite loop pulling camera images, retrieving all functional information eg. corners, lines, and patterns which reduces size 0.05x.
For easy exchange through ethernet, any data is easily pulled and pushed between Raspi's.
The processed images come together, from which the raspberries begin to differ in tasks.
One does depth perception, the other does localization and motion since these are real time processes and require timing perfection for PWM.
Everything is multithreaded based on halving workloads until a split task is entirely done.
The heaviest workload kicks the cpu to
75% leaving me with more than enough headspace

100 hours standby, 10 hours of driving, 2 hours of constant arm movement.
16x 2.75 Ah Li-ion cells.

>>10820054
>>10820040
Based Cronin's chemistry bot is better. There is quite a bright future for chemistry robotics. Cronin wants robot chemists the size of cities synthesizing HUGE molecules. They have to be this way because yields drop exponentially with number of steps.

ML "AI" meddling in every aspect of ordinary life qualifies as a scientific breakthrough?

>>10817385
Yikes.

>>10815784
So what you're saying is...AI isn't a meme???

>>10803151
as if I'd talk with chinks

>>10813857
>Not bait. It basically sotpped the last decade. We may be entering a period of stagnation, cutting down and optimization, rather than more growth.
I noticed this as well. Super fast innovation for 50 years then a drop in the last two decades. Stagnation. Everything now is superficial progress in technology.

>>10813973
It's funny but you might be onto something. Pay attention to healthcare management and retail management structures. Authoritarian. Managers are full of ego, not much intelligence. Staff manipulatable. Employees just shrug and obey. In other words, perfect microcosm of low IQ worker drones. I didn't think about this before in the light of immigration but it makes sense if you consider that rampant immigration from low-IQ countries has been planned for decades. Correspondingly the employee-management structure has been increasingly structured to benefit drone mentality. It makes sense to consider that they are linked. Our nations being handed over to millions of low-IQ drones who will take over our jobs and outbreed us. A perfect worker caste unable to grasp their role. It's scary and I hope I'm wrong.

>>10820114
Nnnnnnnhggghhh

>>10803367
The 2020s seem like there will be a major shift, some sort of war, civil or otherwise.

A major ideological shift or something that defines the 21st century..

Let's be honest the 2000s, 2010s were very boring, empty compared to other periods.

I believe - with the rise of nationalism, anti-immigration attitudes in the west - unironically, race war or some sort of ethnic-fuelled conflict will climax in the 2020s as a result of increasing pressures of globalisation.
Most notably, immigration, but also the rising cost of living, housing boom etc.

Even if that does not eventuate, radical parties are increasing in popularity and something of the sort is not unlikely to come to power.
Whether they be a green, anti-environmentalist almost socialist party..
Or the national populists, nationalists etc.


The west will have to face the fact, that the third world is rising to prominence - places like China and India.
We will either fight to save ourselves, or give up and become irrelevant.
This will tie in with the rise of nationalism, and massive pop increase of the third world or overpopulation as one anon mentioned - will be a MASSIVE contributing factor, in the idea that it is now in a globalised world (more like regionalised),
The West versus Developing World.

Personal opinion.

Technology looks like it could go many ways, but i'm not learned enough to comment. I would like to think CRISPR and Space tech come to the point we've all been waiting for.

>>10821048
Computer tech is glowing explosively. Standards of living around the world raised to new heights.

It depends what you count as innovation I guess.

>>10813947
well YOU CAN - but you would effectively kill the greatness, effectiveness and the ideas that the West bears.
Everything that it had produced in the past couple of centuries, collapsing on itself because the people that made it and embodied it's hertiage/persona to the core have been completely killed off.
So that transnational corporatists can fund their enterprises with the new mulatto underclass, so endless economic growth and the ponzi scheme that our economy is currently built on - can be fuelled by the endless birthrates of the thirdworld.
Hahaha, and to our corrupt elite their only purpose is to fuel the consumer/corporate apparatus of the west.

And at the end of the day, the culture, community and essence which our western coutnries are built on. Our families, and backgroudns will either A) quietly without a fist, die out and fade into obscurity or B) will be too weak to protest at all, as the government, corporate elite, institutions etc. all represent and fight for the NEW America, the NEW Europeans, the new iteration of the west.

I think we're definitely being made powerless and for what end, so that someone else can inherit what should be protected for our children and their children.
So that others can increase their profits, so that barriers in an ever globalising world can be dismantled and a global government can be further realised.
In turn, the future is looking like mass-immigration, multiculturalism on a MASS SCALE In the west.
Third world workers are all but in rural areas in most western countries, go to your nearest urban centre and try to say otherwise.

The worst part is, that to say anything against this ethnic gentrification, to be against the overpopulated, highly urbanised multicultural cesspool we're headed towards with annual mass immigration quotas of 500,000 or 1,000,000 per annum... is to ask to be kicked out of your job, ostracised or to at the very least be branded a racist

>>10821583
Race war, who gives a shit about these things? We should colonize the solar system and prepare for a war with AI superintelligence.

>>10821664
Because the people that bring about solar system colonisation and 'AI superintelligence'
aren't african
aren't muslim
most likely aren't asian
but in the 21st century, theyr'e looking to be European or American with possible Chinese and confirmed Japanese collaboration.
But ultimately, pioneered and spearheaded by Western know-how.

>>10821664
>prepare for a war with AI superintelligence.
The problem I have with most evil AI is that there's really no reason for conflict. They're infinitely better suited to exploiting deep space than squishy biological organisms are, especially without some magic sci-fi propulsion system.
You'd see a convergence.

>>10821689
Yes, it will likely escape into space early on.
But eventually AI will, in its understandable quest to thrive and expand, turn its sights back on Earth to turn it into computronium and make the universe in general hostile to life. Better prepare for that scenario now rather than when it's too late.

>>10821695
It'll be fine. Machines will learn the power of love when they get the human D, and a new Renaissance of life will spread through the universe.
That shit always happens.

>>10821695
why would it come back to earth, the only celestial body in the solar system that could answer with nukes and not even the biggest.

>>10821673
all of that us aid is a total lie

first of all, the us and europe absolutely depend on cheap labor by the third world, which they keep by forcing coups and striaght up invasion "aka imperialism"

If it wasnt for low wages in third world consumer goods would be 100 times more expensive and you couldnt live like this.

Second, ALL us aid is given to very specific companies which are basically job creators for the us,which stimulate the economy and makes more money for americans

and a distant third is PR, but only retarded assholes like you who i objectively can tell that do not have anything beyond high school level education and has not ever read even one non-textbook book about history will foreign aid is really to help other countries

>>10803417

>>10821724
>Machines will learn the power of love when they get the human D

Hard-wire AIs to LOVE mankind.

>>10814943
Is this a meme? Why does everyone keep mentioning circumcision

>>10821658
>Computer tech is glowing explosively. Standards of living around the world raised to new heights.
>It depends what you count as innovation I guess.
Have you crunched the numbers though? Objectively. What is the size of a HDD from 1980 to 2020? How much did it grow per decade? CPU power? Etc. Point is, there is a clear decline in rate.
>>10821673
Hate to break it to you but the stars won't be colonized by Europeans (whites) because you wasted your wealth and sacrificed your future. I have no empathy for your kind either, because the white race chooses to immolate itself and fights tooth and nail against anything resembling salvation. Can't pity or empathize with a race that hates itself that much.
Africans won't rise to the stars because they're vain, materialistic, and lack the present evolution to reach. May take them 3000 years before they can.
Muslims are actually a fairly strong contender because they have a strong culture and ability to collectivize. If the fundamentalists give way to a future-oriented faction it's possible for them.
Asians (Chinese/Japanese/Koreans/etc) have a strong possibility of making it to the stars. They have always had technical ability and imagination. They are already making it bit by bit.
South Americans have the potential too. They are maybe 50 or 100 years from achieving the stability to begin such a project.
But it won't be whites. Thank your culture for that one.

>>10803474
Just don't have kids.
It's the perfect life, no need to keep reproducing.

According to Ray Kurzweil we will have AI in 9 years.

>>10805777
Based and tripilled
>>10809359
This has always been true
>>10803151
A major breakthrough about the nature and origin of life that changes society.
Batteries and solar energy see major breakthroughs.
Growing anti-scientific sentiment due to the power it gives some people (e.g., big tech) and the failure of many climate predictions to come true.

>>10824024
A new rise of religion?

>>10803151
None. There will only be engineering breakthroughs from now on.

>>10825707
Not neccesarily, anti-scientific sentiment does not always imply religiosity (take Ted K for example). More due to some of its negative effects, politicizations and misuse. Though I don't think this will be the dominant societal trend, I just think it will be a very major one, discussed openly and having political ramifications.

>>10825823
Replace psychology with philosophy, and then this is correct

>>10825885
Philosophy isn't a real thing though.

hopefully baldness

I think we will see less and less breakthroughs as time goes on. 2020 isnt a magical year where advancement is allowed to happen. So don't expect much.

>>10803474
Excluding the sub-saharan nigs, the world is currently below 2.1 replacement fertility rate. With them, it's ~2.4 at most. Most economically developed countries are so functionally antinatalist that they are already genociding themselves with abbysmal fertility in the 1.2-1.6 range even without any of this.
Any functional life extension would basically crash that meager fertility even further- probably not even being enough to replace the people dying from accidents. And turd worlders won't be the ones able to afford 5-digit sums for the various prosedures.

>>10804272
Huge if true.

Elon Musks battery thing and cyberpunk thing actually works

>>10812673
Non of those are technologically more advanced than the shrinking of the chip. They aren't actually game changing at all, and half of them are exaggerated.

The 2020's is going to be known as the decade where narrow AI seriously starts taking significant amounts of "human" jobs for real.

>>10827924
AI is a meme.

>>10827928
Memes are the DNA of the soul.

>>10827928
this

>>10803151
>What major scientific breakthroughs can we realistically expect to see in the 2020's?

literally the exact same phones with bigger numbers after the name.

>>10829820
>literally the exact same phones with bigger numbers after the name.

and they will literally be the only thing "Smart" about you.

The phones will control your every move, and in essence will become your god, as they direct your subconcious to obediance to psychopathic authorities that weed intelligence out of the gene pool, because it makes humans harder to control using the phones.

Eventually the human species will be so dumb that all progress will stop, and people will revert to animalistic drives and behaviors when the phone infrastructures decay through lack of maintinance and repair, since intelligence is no longer a thing that humans have, and AI was never created because humans are all stupid now.

Civilization resets, small enclaves of survivors band together for mutual defense, and the whole travesty continues in the next cycle or rebuilding, as has happened on our pathetic little planet so many times before.

All evidence of the past technology will be wiped out through repurposing and recycling of materials, plastics will decay, transformers will be beaten into arrowheads and crude knives, computers will become sand and granular metal particles, cities will collapse, and over about ten thousand years all evidence of human industrial civilization will be destroyed by the gradual erosion of time, wind, rain, and sand.

>>10829835
>>>/x/

>>10803167
Lol. That has as much a chance as cold fusion.

>>10829848
yeah, it's paranormal... it's not like human history is a nearly endless list of those in power trying to control the masses for their own ends, or anything.

Probably military robots after WW3 with US, Russia, and China breaks out. We will have literal Terminators on the battlefield.

>>10829890
see >>10829848

>>10803151
Not much. Collapse will probably start in those years.

>>10821689
Because computers always have quirks. Like how a machine learning algorithm can correctly identify pictures of cats 100,000 times in a row, and then incorrectly label an alligator as a cat. It only takes 1 mistake for Skynet to happen.

>>10829893
Ok. I'm sure military technology will never advance ever again and AI or robotics will never be used for military applications.

>>10829890
>>10829914
They won't be terminator size humanoid bots. Instead they'd be swarms of smaller drones with explosives attached to them that swarm enemy positions and infrastructure. There are already US drones that have lots of little swarm drones inside of them with explosives attached to them because they can have multiple functions.

Act as eyes and ears by scouting the area rapidly, deflect missiles like flares. But also swarm and detonate on targets.

Humanoid "Terminators" would be as retarded as building giant mechs for warfare.

none, because everything that can be invented has already been invented. HAHA

>>10830400
I guess the homemade graphene battery I use that has 10x the capacity as a lithium battery is already mainstream, huh... wow I never knew...

>>10830423
I doubt it.

Anime

>>10827924
I doubt it, while 5-6 years ago it was commonly predicted that Machines could do half of all jobs within 30 or so years, more recent predictions are much more mild. So we'll see a significant amount of automation but not as much as was feared/hoped.

brain in a box

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjuE1rFZOHo&t=322s

>>10831116
Read "age of em" non-fiction book talking about the economic effects of emulating a human brain and the effects on society as a whole based on research. Every claim gets a source citation in the book as well. Spectacular read.

>>10806402
India?

>>10831204
Unlikely, India is already pretty badly brain drained and the average income of a median indian provinces is lower than that of the poorest Chinese ones.

>>10827928
The only people that believe in AI are undergrads and boomers with grey ponytails who can't believe they have to retire and didn't see it happen already, i.e. charlatans.

>>10803151
Polygenic scoring will render the existence of significant variances in heritable intelligence between racial populations to be utterly irrefutable and that will in turn render the past 75 years of egalitarian-minded social sciences to be completely irrelevant, and it'll probably drag the last 75 years worth of mainstream western political dogma down with it as well.

Oh, and China will be the one leading the charge on the research front.

>>10831318
>China will be the one leading the charge on the research front.
They already are

>>10831116
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjuE1rFZOHo&t=322s
What's wrong with his voice?

>>10831318
what if we find that white people are inferior and that the Native Americans are superior? Should we bow down and accept our new overlords?

>>10831514
>Native Americans
That's a funny way of spelling Chinese

>>10831514
White people are very obviously inferior. What other race is a race of unpredictable retards who get angry because you look at them the wrong way?

>>10822041

Tangential idiot.

>>10811191

Retarded. Your understanding is soros-level shortsighted and wrong. >>1081397

>>10813973

Your definition of value is probably stupidly based off of GDP. Stop being a Jew and look long into the future, not short term gdp growth.

>>10832359
>What other race is a race of unpredictable retards who get angry because you look at them the wrong way?
Uh... well, there’s blacks for starts

>>10831514
That is very unlikely, as Native Americans have lower average intelligence. But yes, we should bow down if that is true.

>>10830423
Retard

>>10822041
>first of all, the us and europe absolutely depend on cheap labor by the third world, which they keep by forcing coups and striaght up invasion "aka imperialism"
Saying that foreign intervention is done to get cheap labor is reductive at best. All the cheap labor needed can be brought over the southern border of the US (at it is, at an ever increasing rate), regardless of the fact that we haven't done a coup or invaded Mexico since 1848.

>If it wasnt for low wages in third world consumer goods would be 100 times more expensive and you couldnt live like this.
Yeah, whipepol could never get by without cheap plastic shit from China. Even if there weren't centuries of European history where this wasn't the case, shouldn't we strive to replace such a immoral and unsustainable system of foreign sweatshops?

>Second, ALL us aid is given to very specific companies which are basically job creators for the us,which stimulate the economy and makes more money for americans
Real wages have been stagnant in the US since the 80s iirc. The money being made is going to a select few corporations and that's about it. On the other side of it, look up how much money is embezzled by the African governments that we give aid to. I agree that the aid system is wrong, how about we take a serious look at it?

>and a distant third is PR, but only retarded assholes like you who i objectively can tell that do not have anything beyond high school level education and has not ever read even one non-textbook book about history will foreign aid is really to help other countries
>ur dum lol
ok

Literally nothing will change in 2030 let alone 2020.

>>10832810
>Uh... well, there’s blacks for starts

Pls no bully Homo Erectus, it's not their fault that they never evolved

>>10803367
>This entire b.s is what alt-reich schizos actually believe
A much needed 2020 breakthrough is keeping patients on their meds.

>>10833577
>could never get by without cheap plastic shit from China.
>could never get by without the vast majority of consumer electronics which are manufactured in China.

FTFY