Human Communication through Brains by 2050
Humans could stop using words as the form of communication and can communicate using only the brains by 2050.
Humans could stop using words as the form of communication and can communicate using only the brains by 2050. Think, in just another 32 years, humans won't need to speak to each other, as they can communicate their feelings worldwide using consciousness and that is by using only the brains.
According to the Artificial Intelligence research conducted by Dubai Future Foundation, human brain will do this through a ‘collective Artificial Intelligence consciousness’. Called HIBA, Hybrid Intelligence Biometric Avatar, will understand the feelings of the people connected to it and use their minds to help it grow.
The intelligence that will be operational by 2050 can merge with people anywhere and any time. Marko Krajnovic, the producer of the exhibit, says HIBA will have the ability to connect the minds of the most clever of us, combining those minds into the hybrid intelligence.
The Artificial Intelligence Consciousness will enable people to use brain to brain communication with anyone, anywhere on earth. It also has a host of medical benefits, meaning illnesses can be diagnosed faster. And it will also enable those who have problems with speech to be given a voice.
It will also help in dealing with crimes as by looking directly into the minds of criminals and victims, it can bring out clues thereby solving any complicated investigation. It’ll be more effective than verbal communication and will “enable people to connect with friends, family or business owners in a more profound manner”.
The pre invention idea is presently on display at Dubai's Museum Of The Future, as part of the World Government Summit in Dubai to give visitors a taste of what future technology will bring. The Dubai Future Foundation and the UAE Government as expressed are of the view that humans will have a collective consciousness, which will be developed in 3 decades or so, thereby opening the way for brainy communications.
It took months of hard work and original research on the future of Artificial Intelligence by the Dubai Future Foundation, which also involved interviewing dozens of experts in this field, according to Noah Raford, chief operating officer of the Dubai Future Foundation.
The World Government Summit gathers together experts in the fields of futurism, technology and innovation, and looks at how humanity can tackle these issues and their impact on the human race. But some great thinkers are also worried about Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence is an issue concerning the greatest thinkers of the world from Prof Stephen Hawking to Bill Gates and Elon Musk. According to Elon Musk Artificial Intelligence is a biggest threat to our very existence and development of Artificial Intelligence in any form is like summoning the demon. He is of the opinion that intelligent machines could use humans as their pets.
Professor Hawking has recently said it is a 'near certainty' that a major technological disaster will threaten humanity in the next 1,000 to 10,000 years. They could steal jobs. According to a survey conducted in 2016 it is found that in next years 60 percent people there will be no job to manually replaced by robots.
27 per cent predict that it will decrease the number of jobs 'a lot' with previous research suggesting admin and service sector workers will be the hardest hit.
A quarter of the respondents predicted robots would become part of everyday life in just 11 to 20 years, with 18 per cent predicting this will happen within the next decade.
If experts don't understand how AI algorithms function, they won't be able to predict when they fail and this means the driverless cars resulted in a fatal accident or putting people in danger as it won’t be able to take decisions during critical moments.
In August last year, Elon Musk warned that AI poses more of a threat to humanity than North Korea. He has consistently advocated for governments and private institutions to apply regulations on AI technology and has argued time to time on necessary control on the machines before it goes out of the control of humans.
Whatever may be the outcome, Communication through brains is but something new that without speech you can express your thoughts to someone.
United Arab Emirates has launched its Artificial Intelligence Strategy in October 2017 in order to initiate its research and exploration in the field. A recent study by PwC estimates AI will contribute $320 billion to the Middle East economy by 2030.
