The Wizarding World of Harry Potter (WWoHP) at Universal theme parks in Florida. Image Courtesy of Volume MagaThe following essay by Kazys Varnelis was first published by Volume Magazine in their 49th issue, Hello World! You can read the Editorial of this issue, Going Live, here.During
the last decade, the idea of a technological singularity has passed
from science fiction to a plausible prediction of the proximate future.
In its simplest terms, a technological singularity will take place when
an artificial general intelligence (AGI), capable of modifying its own
code, advances so rapidly that subsequent technological progress (and as
a result history itself) become as unpredictable and unfathomable as
what happens within a black hole. In the most radical vision, the ‘hard
takeoff’, within hours or even minutes of artificial intelligence
developing the capacity for recursive self-improvement, the intelligence
advances so greatly that it fundamentally transforms life on Earth.
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