What do you think about controversial technologies like Gene Editing and Neural Implants ? Will they become Mainstream in the future or be restricted to a select few ?
We all take history class in school, but never a future class. They teach the past, not the future. We’re guided by what was, but shouldn’t we be prepared for what’s coming? Education should include a future class—so we’re not just stuck in the past
"Startup founders are the architects of the future, building bridges to worlds that do not yet exist. Their greatest challenge is not the obstacles they face, but convincing others to see the invisible and believe in the impossible."
AI will take jobs or produced jobs?🤔
Here is my view
See in the most of the cases AI can't replace you
But On the basic level skills ai will definitely replace you on the temporary basis not permanent
Human brain have super ability to overtake
Inaction is a particularly insidious type of risk
We often think of risk in terms of taking action (like starting a business or making a change), but failing to act can be an even greater risk. It's "insidious" (gradually harmful in a way that's not
🥶 Freezing Your Body with Liquid Nitrogen in the Hope of Future Revival.
🧊 The high-tech startup Tomorrow.bio offers people the chance to cryogenically freeze their bodies, hoping that one day in the distant future, they might be brought back to l
