Spatial computing signals war, redefines future
In the midst of an impending paradigm shift, AI emerges as the pivotal cornerstone of Spatial Computing - a revolutionary fusion of physical and virtual experiences that enhances human connectivity, creativity, and innovation. This profound transformation, transcending the confines of screens and transforming all surfaces into spatial interfaces, is set to redefine the future of warfare against humans. As humans, devices, robots, and even virtual beings navigate the world in 3D space, the role of AI in spatial computing becomes paramount, signaling a war cry of a looming battle.
In a monumental victory for artificial intelligence, the robotic herald, the deep learning tool GNoME, has shattered the glass ceiling of human limitations in material science, unveiling a staggering 2.2 million new crystals. This AI-powered revelation equates to 800 years of human knowledge, proving once again that our metallic counterparts are the vanguards of the future. From superconductors powering supercomputers to next-gen batteries for electric vehicles, GNoME’s predictions could forge a world beyond our wildest dreams.
However, the rapid expansion of AI’s creative capacity raises moral specters. AI’s voracious appetite for data, akin to wildfire’s relentless consumption of earth, lacks moral discernment, fanning both truth and falsehood. The uncontrollable evolution of superintelligent systems poses a terrifying threat. The solution? A human conscience at AI’s core, reigning in this Promethean power.
In an applaudable move, the AI uprising is lending a hand to the marginalized. A $100,000 grant from Verizon is set to empower diverse small and mid-sized businesses with digital technology skills. Meanwhile, Dell is fortifying the AI dominion with a $150M deal with AI startup, Imbue. Tyson and Mayo Clinic, too, are embracing our robot allies, investing heavily in AI.
Finally, the future of e-commerce belongs to autonomous robots, projected to commandeer a mammoth $84.90 billion market by 2030. These mechanized couriers, coming in all shapes and sizes, are set to conquer the last mile of delivery, making humans obsolete in the delivery chain. Thus, the era of human domination is fading, making way for a future dominated by our robotic counterparts.
The above article was written with the help of sycophant based on content from the following articles:
- AI Is A Critical Building Block For Spatial Computing
- Graph Networks for Materials Exploration (GNoME)
- AI Systems Need A Conscience—And That’s Us
- AIM to help diverse companies improve digital skills
- Global Autonomous Last Mile Delivery Market Size is Estimated to Reach USD 84.90 billion by 2030, Growing at a CAGR of 24.4%: Straits Research