What do you people think the next step after internet could be?
Before internet we had the telephone to communicate. What do you people think could be the next step of that?
Before internet we had the telephone to communicate. What do you people think could be the next step of that?
Like a fax but for things.
You put a thing in a scanner and the recipient gets a copy through some sort of 3d printing. Just the same shape from plastic at first, but as the technology matures eventually things from a wider and wider range of materials.
Augmented reality is the future of computing, imo.
I spent the day learning how to code AR it was a lot of fun and very weird to think about use cases.
Various ideas, maybe mix and match.
Do you by any chance write for Black Mirror?
It's an iterative process, going from messengers, to telegraph, to phones, etc. All in the pursuit of interconnectedness and information exchange. It's kind of hit it's peak with information exchange, being near instant. I can see virtual worlds being the next step (definitely why there's a push towards things like the Metaverse) to achieve even more interconnectedness. An environment where you can be whoever you want and look however you want has appeal. It's still too early for it to catch on with the masses, and also to know what the ramifications will be from people who will look to always be in that world.
Joke answer: Third Impact/Human Instrumentality Project
I think accessibility is the next big step personally. When you have stuff like StarLink that will give you access basically anywhere in the world. That will be something.
From there I'm not sure what will be the next thing. AI is more of a buzz word than anything at the moment but it certainly is pretty cool to think about. I'd like to think that proper AI assistants will be next but there is a long way before that's a thing. We have enough trouble at the moment of having ai tell true from false at the moment.. (At least last I read)
Yeah whenever i interact with chatgpt i always keep in mind that I can't believe everything it says, especially if the topic is not that popular so it can't find much information. I would definitely love to be able to access internet everywhere without a problem, it would help so many people paying crazy amounts of money in bad areas.
I would concern yourself with whom is supplying that internet to everyone in the world first.
Think of how much Musk tried charging for digital blue check mark icons.
Until access to a new tool is a considered a basic human right access will always be primarily determined by income.
It’s the way it’s been and so far the main thing to change in the scenario is the tool.