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| comment | | "parent_author":"gbenga",<br>"parent_permlink":"ray-kurzweil-s-prediction-about-the-future-of-technology",<br>"author":"awah",<br>"permlink":"q9o1t5",<br>"title":"",<br>"body":"Although we might not know how the technology will manifest itself,<br> and if we did,<br> we would use it now as we would understand it,<br> we can forecast the future by looking at the attributes that a future system would have. Those attributes become an objective for us to fulfil and if there is a strong enough desire then technology will eventually catch up.\n\nSo if I take the future of the home. I don't know the exact technology as it hasn't been invented but I would want a home that can recognise me and talk to me. That information like news,<br> music,<br> videos could be in the place I wanted them anywhere in the house with my command. Without lots of fixed bulky monitors. I would want to be able to control the security,<br> lights,<br> atmosphere,<br> shutters. I would also want to be able to access my home remotely to check in and see when the kids are home.\n\nSo are these attributes we wish for a kind of prediction and how the technology materialises to deliver the attributes the unknow that we need to invent. I think if we follow this approach to thinking we can all predict the future to a certain extent. What do you think?",<br>"json_metadata":" \"app\":\"steemit\/0.2\" " |
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