Technology in the Past and the Present


(Pixabay) (Calvo)
Technology in the past was much more primitive. The first image features a rotary phone, a far cry from what we have now. The second image is closer to what we have currently. That phone, however, is an IPhone 6, which could be considered a phone dinosaur by some. But phones aren't the only technology that went through evolution. Anything considered technology has probably got an upgrade.

(Dat)
Look at the television in this image, then look at the TV in your house. The TV in your house is much larger, wider, and advanced that it's elder counterpart in the image. All you have to do is look around to see how technology has evolved from the past. In my life, I have seen a mix of the most advanced tech, and the most primitive tech, and the difference is astonishing. You and I will be amazed by what the future has for us.
The Remaining Present and Coming Future of Technology

(Knight)
What we know as modern technology will become past technology as the future of tech approaches. A.I. robots, as seen in the image, are being evolved for use in the near future of the human race. Virtual Reality will be another part of the future. Both robots and V.R. exist in our present, but they are primitive currently. But there are fears of this futuristic, well, future. According to Kevin Dickinson of BigThink, the CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, and Nick Bostrom, a professor at Oxford, have fears of the future. The fact that Elon Musk has fears of the future is suprising, because he is developing the technology. If this negative future with A.I. occurs, it could be called a Frankenstein's Monster situation, where the creator themselves make the evil unknowingly, or knowingly. In my eyes, the only way we can know the future is to get there in time.
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Hi Ted, do you think the advancements you reference early in the post (old phones vs new; old tv vs new) are similar to the advancements that article discusses? Were people afraid of the advancements in the old phones and tvs in the same way they are afraid of advancements in AI?
ReplyDeleteIn this example, I would say that my examples are similar to the examples in the article. Both examples have a certain fear and wonder for what's coming in the future.
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