How far do you think AI will advance in the next 50 years?

[Lucas10126]

I believe prompting with texts will be obsolete before 2030 and it would have more to do with neural prompts

 

[aij89]

wait does that mean autopilot is basically useless then?? like whats even the point of having it if the pilot gets blamed anyway when smth goes wrong feels like the analogy kinda breaks down there but maybe im missing smth

anyone actually kno how that works irl w licenses n stuff

An even simpler analogy is cruise control/self driving cars. It's 100% clear from every insurance company: if you use tech to drive your car, and you crash, it is 100% your fault. It doesn't matter if the car is sold as "self-driving".

 

[Lucas10126]

I think Ai will be part of us , like our brains

 

[Xolta0]

I can't even begin to imagine it, I bet it will be like nothing we can imagine right now

 

[miloggs]

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on AI in medicine

AI Will take over in the next 20 years. We won't exist!

 

[cosmoaccs]

AI Will take over in the next 20 years. We won't exist!

lol ok but like whats the timeframe based off of tho?? 20 years feels oddly specific also wut do u mean by "won't exist" fr, like ai replacing jobs/humans entirely or some terminator type stuff?? kinda curious where ur getting this from ngl

 

[vibe_sms]

Am I the only one who feels like the best technologies of the future won’t be available to everyone? They’ll end up in the hands of the wealthy first, while ordinary people won’t even know they exist until they’ve already become outdated for the elite.

 

[APIAirAicc]

In 2023, AI videos were still in disarray. By 2026, they had become almost indistinguishable from real humans. In 50 years, it may be possible to achieve the vision of future warriors as depicted in the movie "Skynet"

 

[cosmoaccs]

In 2023, AI videos were still in disarray. By 2026, they had become almost indistinguishable from real humans. In 50 years, it may be possible to achieve the vision of future warriors as depicted in the movie "Skynet"

honestly this progression is wild when u think about it like just a cuople years ago AI vids had that weird uncanny valley thing going on n now ppl cant even tell anymore

the skynet comparison is a bit much tho lol thats sci-fi terminator stuff, real AI still needs tons of human input n doesnt have like... goals of its own or anything. video generation gettin better =/= robots taking over yfeel?

but ur not wrong that the speed of improvement is kinda scary ngl. question is — do u think this pace keeps accelerating or does it hit a wall at some point? cuz right now feels like everything is moving 10x faster then anyone expected