[NetEase Smart News, April 25] Futurist Dave Evans shared with the public his views on the future of human-computer interaction. In an interview with James Bedsole, Evans explained James Bedsole's predictions for nanobots by 2030.
Ray Kurzweil is Google's engineering director. He is a famous futurist and he seems to have a natural accuracy in his predictions. Recently, he once again reiterated his prediction that the so-called "technical singularity" will come in 2045. For Kurzweil, this does not mean the end of artificial intelligence (artificial intelligence) machines.
On the contrary, it means that humans will be driven by machines. Kuswell believes that as part of the human machine, nanobots will enter our bodies in the 1930s. These tiny robots will flow in our arteries, keep us healthy, and transmit our brain consciousness to the cloud.
Another futurist, Dave Evans, founder and chief technology officer of Silicon Valley startup Stringify, explained in an interview with James Bedsole in February that he explained Kurzweil's ideas for nanobots. Evans explained that he believes that the fusion of technology and biology is not far-fetched.
In fact, he described the three stages of the process: the wearable stage (the stage we have implemented so far), the embeddable stage (the device will embed our brain or neural implants, etc.), and replaceable Equipment stage. Does Evans agree with Kurzweil's idea of ​​a nanobot flowing in our bodies? In this video, you can look at his answer.
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