06-29-2026, 04:53 PM
I'm in a career that AI doesn't influence that much, but with now few years of AI dominating the headlines, it stills begs the question where it will be used or abused next.
AI acts of input of information and using a prompt provides the result. So it's easy more or less to anticipate where it will lean as new technology arrives.
e.g. Neuralink + AI. Both are being integrated between each other to allow for control of information created/thoughts. Next stage will likely be to influence the brain to react to the chip's "result". To create new memories, visions or feelings.
At any point when technology or external influence is applied, that should ring a bell to individuals as influence of their willpower which they're surrendering. It might be obvious at first, but with time, just like with mobile phones people will still fall for the trap "willingly". That would be not because they're deciding to, but no one taught them otherwise.
I think AI is likely to be made to take not only some of the work, but parts of life, just like with art, it will be integrated everywhere until it's more useful and seen as superior to any human in those areas.
But that's primarily economical. As the vise tightens, everyone will be forced to recognize human value in things, mostly people that are close and experiences with them. Advancement at some degree will cause separation of AI and self, due to vast advancement that won't be understood or that useful to everyday people. It's technology that will go beyond our reach.
Although national grids are "99%" reliable, funny enough, new nuclear powerplants are proposed to keep datacenters going which will be the edge to make them reliably powered for decades at a time. Corporations and countries will prioritize advancement of AI and reliability and very likely to achieve great things at great cost.
Some red lines will be drawn for themselves just to see how far they can go, of course not considering any negative influence to humanity, only promoting liberation from workload and care and saving money. But when everyone is using the same "time-saving" tools, less people are made to produce more, reduce prices, and less people benefit from doing work which is being phased out. In economic field, AI gives a short boost, but long term there's not much benefit to collective, except for medical filed.
One of great advantages of AI is that it can be trained to identify problems and provide accurate solutions, unlike self-diagnosis using a search engine few years ago that always went wrong and misdiagnosed, just because some pages were more popular or had better SEO, rather than accurate.
I had a personal experience to attest to increased accuracy. A relative of mine got various symptoms that I described and asked it to suggest a diagnosis, to my surprise, that's what the doctors have found. And it wasn't an everyday illness, not something that I've heard about before.
So the benefit is there in the medical, content generation (although often more misused or used just because lack of effort), various engineering. Biology is the tricky one that will likely make some good and bad headlines. Some AI models are becoming more capable of reasoning that can step into creativity and make new discoveries. Completely digitizing bio-lab will likely make immense advancements.. for profit and domination of course. Well, we may get limb regeneration at some point, or "universal" vaccines, but only when it can't be held onto due to competition between corporations and countries.
It is promised to give us all the solutions, but I see that it's a new era of problems as well, which will extend it's reach over individuals' lives and decisions.
Are there known interesting developments that are on the horizon that will shake up the humanity?
AI acts of input of information and using a prompt provides the result. So it's easy more or less to anticipate where it will lean as new technology arrives.
e.g. Neuralink + AI. Both are being integrated between each other to allow for control of information created/thoughts. Next stage will likely be to influence the brain to react to the chip's "result". To create new memories, visions or feelings.
At any point when technology or external influence is applied, that should ring a bell to individuals as influence of their willpower which they're surrendering. It might be obvious at first, but with time, just like with mobile phones people will still fall for the trap "willingly". That would be not because they're deciding to, but no one taught them otherwise.
I think AI is likely to be made to take not only some of the work, but parts of life, just like with art, it will be integrated everywhere until it's more useful and seen as superior to any human in those areas.
But that's primarily economical. As the vise tightens, everyone will be forced to recognize human value in things, mostly people that are close and experiences with them. Advancement at some degree will cause separation of AI and self, due to vast advancement that won't be understood or that useful to everyday people. It's technology that will go beyond our reach.
Although national grids are "99%" reliable, funny enough, new nuclear powerplants are proposed to keep datacenters going which will be the edge to make them reliably powered for decades at a time. Corporations and countries will prioritize advancement of AI and reliability and very likely to achieve great things at great cost.
Some red lines will be drawn for themselves just to see how far they can go, of course not considering any negative influence to humanity, only promoting liberation from workload and care and saving money. But when everyone is using the same "time-saving" tools, less people are made to produce more, reduce prices, and less people benefit from doing work which is being phased out. In economic field, AI gives a short boost, but long term there's not much benefit to collective, except for medical filed.
One of great advantages of AI is that it can be trained to identify problems and provide accurate solutions, unlike self-diagnosis using a search engine few years ago that always went wrong and misdiagnosed, just because some pages were more popular or had better SEO, rather than accurate.
I had a personal experience to attest to increased accuracy. A relative of mine got various symptoms that I described and asked it to suggest a diagnosis, to my surprise, that's what the doctors have found. And it wasn't an everyday illness, not something that I've heard about before.
So the benefit is there in the medical, content generation (although often more misused or used just because lack of effort), various engineering. Biology is the tricky one that will likely make some good and bad headlines. Some AI models are becoming more capable of reasoning that can step into creativity and make new discoveries. Completely digitizing bio-lab will likely make immense advancements.. for profit and domination of course. Well, we may get limb regeneration at some point, or "universal" vaccines, but only when it can't be held onto due to competition between corporations and countries.
It is promised to give us all the solutions, but I see that it's a new era of problems as well, which will extend it's reach over individuals' lives and decisions.
Are there known interesting developments that are on the horizon that will shake up the humanity?