What are some truly exciting technologies to look forward to in our lifetime?

Routine gene editing and gene therapies.
Next generation nuclear fission and fusion energy.
Large scale manufacture of intelligence.
The utter destruction of any kind of humanity that we recognize today.
And for those who don’t manage to get off the planet...
The dissolution of all knowable reality into a closed, controlled, fully determined atemporal cybernetic Hell.

We’ve not seen anything yet. We’re in for quite a ride :)

probably consoles

You mean terminals?

t. iphone user

Nothing. We will all burn before we achieve technological escape velocity. Stop fantasizing.

Better battery lifetime.
Imagine using your phone all day long and having to recharge it once a month

retina 2.0

keep dreaming retard

none of that will happen anytime soon

ARM and RISC-V based consumer PCs.

imagine the explosion caused by these energy dense batteries

I hope you, and most people, really believe that (unlike the loonie silicon valley types) because if so it’s less likely to happen.

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Btw what happened to the self charging watches, are people not moving enough anymore for it to be viable in smartphones?

3D printing will be pretty lit because our homes are stuffed full of plastics nowadays, and plastics break a lot, and with a 3D printer you can just model and 3D print replacement parts you just wouldn't be able to find otherwise.

user, 3D printers are real already and literally nobody is using them

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companies and governments will use technology to control slaves/people and make maximum profit before the slow collapse of this civilisation

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Maybe he means metal printing, that would be revolutionary

Biohacking is awesome, look it up on youtube. I remember finding a video of a guy who wanted to connect his brain to the internet.

artificial eyes. imagine giving someone who was blind from birth eyesight

Graphenetransistors

graphene can do literally everything except leaving the lab

Tape

it's been over 10 (ten) years already god fucking damn it

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HL3

full dive virtual reality

I really hope we'll ge there, user. Can you imagine being the last generation to not become immortal and essentially experience everything?

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How do we solve the problem that we're essentially only copying the consciousness? The original version of ourselves will die, so what's a point of preserving a clone?

society in aych dee

MicroLED being available on monitors.

Maybe we can pull some ship of Theseus bullshit, where we progressively change more of our brain to be digital until no flesh is left. You would only have to figure out how to build that bridge between the fleshy brain and the digital brain.

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Well at least you wouldn't know you missed the boat.

- Installing pre-trained AI into robotic systems.
- VR office for companies with remote workers.
- Cracking modern cryptography and the adoption of quantum proof crypto.

AI companions in games with personalities that speak similar to those online chatbots

machine learning...