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02 Oct 2008, 10:17 pm

Nothing new, all was common a while back.

No amount of processing power turns into intelligence.

The human brain will be mapped and duplicated,

Problem one, which brain? Each is a unique construction built by DNA.

A machine that can scan and store all knowledge is still dumb.

Humans connect unrelated things, machines never could, or if programed to, would have no idea of application.

This also ignores the down side of the future, most directly linked to human population.

6,000,000,000 was a recent milestone, now 6,600,000,000 and speeding up.

Humans are growing faster than the supplies of food and water, so most will turn cannibal.

If intelligence existed we would not be in this mess.

Human brains are lacking, and machines they build more so.

Before AI, one must define I, and at a minimum there are many that contradict.

This seems religious, God created the most perfect thing, the human brain. The brain produced the machine, as a personal favor to God. Then God sent and ice age and killed them all.

No matter what is sacrificed, it always turns out the same with these gods, they kill everyone.

God as the machine reaching intelligence would kill all the humans, it is the logical thiing to do.

AI, by it's very design, is Autistic.



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02 Oct 2008, 11:42 pm

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I did not read all of this because it is stupidly long.
However, I notice that most of the early items are either high probability hits or actually postdiction (they've already happened). Though I suppose I could be misinterpreting some since this list must have been made in the 90's. "Centuries hence" just means this is an open-ended prediction, so as long as it doesn't happen he can just say it's still a long way off (even though it's a near certainty if trends continue--the only thing uncertain is the date). Also, most of the really wild predictions are so far off nobody will notice or care by then. Who will know who this guy is in 2099?


I guess you guys don't have all the facts. Raymond predicted the majority of the early 21st century stuff in 1980. He has written dozens of books about the future.



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03 Oct 2008, 10:03 pm

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