is the future really going to be robots and very technical?

Question

i heard that the world will be taken over by robots and that the world will be very technical with all things we use today....is this true or not?

i know it a random question but im random myself lolz

Answer 1

No.

The idiots who say so are exactly the same as the idiots who, in 1900 predicted that, considering the increases in Transport, by yr. 1950 everyone in UK would be employed as a blacksmiths (to shoe horses) and Londoners would be up to their necks in sh*t (actually, they were right there ..)

Answer 2

Unfortunatly yes. No matter the answers others have mentioned they havn't brought up the current state or programming. Genetic ,or Evolutionary, programming is a set of code which produces a better variation of its own code. The "off spring" are created by a process of direct learning on the machines part.
The world is already very technical. A lot of comodities we have are technological advances previously only written about in sci fi. Unfortunatly we are what we think and therefor will build anything we think about. Think about all the aerospace technology. If you don't think our world is already full of robots and technology think about spacecraft and the recent computers. Evolutionary programming was joked about in the recent movie "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galexy". When humanity presented the computer with the question "What is the answer to life" the computer "thought" for a very long time and finaly returned with a number "64" or something. Yes a joke, but an ill-fated jesture. Using the fibonacci number scientists have been able to discover that our entire universe builds its self based on the Fibonacci numbers. You will find 1.68 or the reciprocal .63 in almost anything natural. Every year we seem to find a way to use technological advances to simulate nature. If that isn't Star Wars enough for you, then wait untill 2020 and see what Lockheed Martin has in store for the world!

Answer 3

that's practically a fact we'll turn ourselves into robots as technology advance, in 50 or even 500 years but we definitely will.

Robots won't take over the world, human beings will continue to rule the world by changing their bodies and the ones like we know today will just disappear but our essence will always remains intact if u know what i mean.

today we can use primitive mechanical legs and arms already, we r developing artificial lungs and hearts too so in future we'll be able to change everything including skin and brain. thereby we could not be considered humans anymore.

people are having less and less children and population growth will stop in future so normal humans who don't want to upgrade themselves will inevitably die. it's just a question of time until humanity as we know today disappear forever.

I think this subject is "too much" for some people used to live a ordinary life, so I'll stop here. :)

Answer 4

I sure hope so.

When human intelligence surpasses human compassion we are going to self destruct.
Hopefully, we are intelligent enough to build artificial intelligence that has the ability to self reason and self govern without the instictive human emotions and behaviors such as,
Greed, Waste, Hate, Murder, Lying, Cheating, Stealing, Arrogance, Prejudice, etc...
With robots and planted human intelligence in them, hopefully they will become self-aware and self-replicating. They will be able to travel vast distances through space and discover many other forms of life.
"Unfortunately" it won't be human flesh that does the traveling or discovery of new life. It will be artificial intelligence and it likely will not be an intelligence that is recognizably human.
That is such a wonderful, hopeful and unselfish thought; to be hopeful that our intelligence becomes that of robots who are more capable than our own species, for the salvation of our own species from an intellectual standpoint.
Our humanity will never carry us far enough to survive as a result our compassionless ignorance and arrogance.

Answer 5

The way ahead will be a technical one, and merging technology with humans to become cyborgs is an inevitable outcome on life's evolutionary path.

Answer 6

Most likely. People are trying to make their lives easier and it seems that the only way to do that is to use robots and electrical things.

Answer 7

I can't see robots taking over the world in my opinion, unless they are programmed by man to do this.
I can see technology getting better and better though.

Answer 8

For years I have heard that, I remember when computer first come out and there were loads and loads of stories like that but have yet to see the day, so I wouldn't worry about that too much yet! x

Answer 9

People used to say that all the time in the 1960s, but I haven't heard anyone say that for decades. Until you said it just now.