(Crohn)-The intelligence-made synthetic glasses are replaced by mobile phones as basic personal computing devices in the near future, according to the founder of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg. The CEO of Meta assumed this theory in A. Wednesday’s publication blogOn the same day, the parent company has published AI-Crazy Facebook Report Doveings of Expectations.
In the blog post, entitled “Superinteigence Personality”, the technical billionaire has developed a vision of Amnesty International that will not “improve all our current systems”, but “will enable and discover new things that cannot be imagined today.”
Zuckerberg does not really explain what these things are, it seems that it cannot be imagined yet. But the founder of Facebook repeatedly refers to “Superinteigence” who will enter into a “new era of humanity”.
Zuckerberg compares our current situation in the world for 200 years when “90 % of people have been farmers growing food to survive.”
While this is not completely accurate -in 1820, about 72 % of the American workforce worked on farms, according to The census numbers killed in the New York Times Zuckerberg offers an argument that “progress in technology has steadily free the” United States “to focus less on the contour and more on the endeavors we choose.
He continues to say that it is “very optimistic” that the excellent cancellation will increase our progress in this field. Zuckerberg says, the vision of Mita will be to bring this “personal cancellation for all.”
“We believe in putting this force in the hands of people to direct it towards what they appreciate in their lives,” he continues. He adds: “The personal distraction that knows us deeply, understands our goals, and it can help us to achieve them will be more useful.”
So, how will you bring the personal Meta SuperIntelligence for everyone? By apparently wearing glasses.
“Personal devices like glasses that understand our context because they can see what we see, hear what we hear, and interact with us throughout the day, our basic computing devices will become our”, he writes.
Although Zuckerberg’s vision of AI may be good news for Meta shareholders, it may be bad news for mobile phones and software companies such as Asana and Basecamp.
“If the trends persist, you expect people to spend less time in productivity programs, and more time to create and connect.”
Zuckerberg also suggests that we can go towards something of a crossroads with the appearance of artificial intelligence. He says that the next five years will be “a decisive period to determine the path that this technology will take, and whether the excellent cancellation process will be a tool for personal empowerment or a force that focuses on replacing large areas of society.”
He will tell the time.