The future in 2004

Posted on January 30, 2021 | 3 Comments

I was searching for a slide (didn’t find it) and stumbled across my 2004 presentation to the World Future Society conference, about AI, machine consciousness and human-machine convergence. It’s quite depressing how much the IT world has underachieved compared to our expectations back then, based on the current state of thinking and rate of progress back then. You can speculate yourself on the reasons for that, but we are where we are, and we should be much further on. Anyway, you may find some of the slides interesting because some of the concepts are still waiting.

Link to WFS 2004
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3 responses to “The future in 2004”

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  3. Joram Arentved | February 3, 2021 at 4:14 am | Reply

    P.S.: No, thanks, I don’t live forever! ‘Jartuferatu.’

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