Every time a new piece of technology hits the market, it improves our quality of life.
Smartphones and social media already have and will continue to have a major effect on
our lives.
Humanity now has access to previously unavailable options thanks to technological development.
Incredible advances in technology that can enhance human life are shown in this video.
Many of them are now in development, so their release dates are still several years off.
#1.
Get resurrected from the dead!
You can basically back up your digital stuff right now, including documents, pictures,
and movies.
If your device crashes or is stolen, you may get all your data back by restoring it from
your backup.
In a few years' time, humans will supposedly be able to collaborate with AI.
In other words, with the aid of nanorobotics, we will soon be able to implant chipsets and
nanocomputers inside our bodies that are roughly the same size as a human blood vessel.
These microchips are small enough to go through the body's circulatory system and do a variety
of things once they reach the brain and other organs.
The advantages of this are many; in fact, it would be impossible to mention them all.
Even so, these chips have the potential to improve our overall intelligence and well-being,
allowing us to better compete with AI-less machines.
#2.
Have yourself a new body!
There will be a way to restore all of your data, including your memory, brain, DNA, and
everything else, to a brand-new body after backups of these have been created.
Something considerably greater than the current human body, changing our genetic make-up,
eliminating our exhaustion, are all within our grasp.
Once 3D printing technology and AI are better able to collaborate, we may expect to see
3D printed human organs.
A person's own DNA can be used to print replacement organs like hands, feet, kidneys, hearts,
livers, such that the recipient's body can recognize and accept them as if they were
their own.
People with internal organ abnormalities, such as those who have had organs removed
due to an accident or were born with defects, would benefit from this.
This technology will allow us to create human beings with new, improved bodies.
We have the ability to create considerably more robust and powerful bodies that are also
healthy.
Since it won't be all that difficult to replicate yourself.
#3.
One click, will allow you to change your chronological age
One of the benefits of nanorobots is that they may connect to cells in your body and
do a wide variety of things.
Their way of forming molecular connections and changing the inside of your body's molecules
is fascinating.
By that time, nanobots will be embedded in your brain, organs, and almost every cell
in your body.
They'll be able to manipulate your DNA and hormones to artificially slow or accelerate
the aging of your cells.
At that point, your chronological age will be completely irrelevant.
You may appear and feel as youthful as a teenager even if you're 80 years old.
Yes, thanks to AI and modern technology!
#4.
Google your thoughts Another neat thing about nanorobots is that
they make it possible to view what's going on in your brain without using a phone.
Everything you can do on your phone is available here as well, just much quicker, clearer,
and better.
One day, the nanorobots embedded in your body, which are wired straight to your neocortex,
will be faster than any smartphone.
Instead of relying on only your fingers and eyes to transmit and receive information,
you may make use of the 300 million neurons in your neocortex.
That figure can be increased to 300 million with the use of cloud computing capacity,
for instance, and enhanced in a far more extensive manner.
Your neocortex has wireless access to the web and cloud storage, allowing you to quickly
and easily search for the information you need.
You can't possibly grasp this concept today because you can't possibly experience it now,
but there is a way that you will live long enough to see it!
#5.
Attempting to discover how to travel at a rate greater than the speed of light
It's currently difficult to even conceive of traveling faster than the speed of light.
Our world has had this rule for a while, but if we can change it, everything will be different
in ways you can't even begin to imagine.
As far as we are aware, the speed of light in a vacuum is the fastest possible speed,
clocking in at over 186,282 miles per second.
It's really quick; if you could move at that speed, you could make 7.5 revolutions of the
Earth each second, or 27,000 revolutions in an hour.
#6.
Get the latest information about your immune system from the comfort of your computer
Let's have a deeper discussion regarding nanorobots.
Nanorobots have the ability to attach themselves to living bodies.
By attaching nanorobots to our cells, they strengthen our defense mechanisms.
In the future, we won't have to spend billions of dollars and wait 18 months for a vaccine
to get things back to normal after a pandemic.
We just need to wirelessly update the nanobots with a patch.
After being exposed to the virus in this body, our immune system will learn to detect it
and mount an immediate defense against it.
If this works, the infection won't be able to propagate.
#7.
Grab a snapshot of time to use as a benchmark later on
Occasionally, do you find yourself missing the way you used to feel?
You long for a time machine so you can relive those unforgettable moments.
Hormones cause a particular emotion when they are released in response to electric impulses
delivered to certain sections of the body.
Repetition causes the same neural pathways to be activated in the brain every time an
electric signal is sent.
The same chemicals will be discharged, setting off the alarm all over again.
It won't have the artificial appearance of a simulation but rather that of a genuine
first-time occurrence.
#8.
Immortality Do you know about the concept of "the escape
velocity of longevity?"
It implies, in time, that people will live longer than they did.
What is our plan of action?
Most of this is due to the incorporation of non-biological components into our organs
and the employment of nanorobots to regulate the flow of materials into and out of our
cells.
They won't age since we'll be able to micromanage their lives.
To see this, you need only endure a few more years, if not decades.
The question is, "How will you live?" or "What would you do differently if you knew you could
live forever?"
Is it your goal to live indefinitely?
#9.
Speed up your learning of any subject A fast link to our neocortex would be a huge
improvement that would open up a lot of possibilities.
Imagine a future in which everyone's time is permanently linked to everyone else's.
just like how we can now access the Internet via our cell phones.
According to Ray Kurzweil, we may expect this by 2045.
To acquire new knowledge in the modern day, you must first seek out relevant resources,
study them carefully, comprehend and retain their contents, and lastly, practice until
mastery is achieved.
Imagine if you could skip the steps of learning, reading, memorizing, and practicing!
To play football like Cristiano Ronaldo, all you have to do is download his software into
your neocortex, the region of your brain that retains muscle memory.
As long as your muscles hold up, you can play like Cristiano Ronaldo thanks to this.
Try to picture yourself in a position where you have access to the insights of every knowledgeable
person on the planet.
If we can develop our own biology and reach the singularity, then the superintelligence
won't be anything other than ourselves.
#10.
Speak without words Because of AI, we will be able to communicate
without having to physically interact or use language.
That would be more than simply a conversation; it would be the greatest, most in-depth conversation
possible between us.
Say you have some really intricate thoughts that you need to share with the world.
It takes a lot of mental effort to translate a complex notion into words, and in the brain,
you lose some of the nuances of what you were trying to convey.
You'll be able to have in-depth conversations like never before.
Sometimes, words aren't even necessary for communication.
These concepts may seem far-fetched, but this is only the beginning.
We may be closer than we realize.
Imagine the possibilities presented by the current state of technology.
What technologies are you looking forward to in the future?
Tell us in the comments below