Exploring the Future of Artificial Intelligence: How AI Will Impact Humanity

Artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing, and it is likely to have a profound impact on humanity in the coming years. From natural conversations with AI to the creation of AI-free zones, the future is looking to be both exciting and challenging.

One of the most notable advancements in AI is the ability for humans to have natural conversations with expert systems. Companies like Google have developed AI systems like Lambda, which allows humans to talk to AI on any topic, thereby replacing the need for online searches. Additionally, companies like Microsoft are developing AI chat bots that learn how to respond by studying text, audio, and video conversations from when the human was alive.

Another significant development in AI is the integration of artificial intelligence in everyday objects. The Internet of Things (IoT) is evolving into the Artificial Intelligence of Things, where everyday objects such as coffee machines and toothbrushes collect data and are connected to the internet, now possess AI. With the growing number of connected devices, a second internet is being tested, dedicated to the AI of things, in an attempt to isolate humans and machines with separate internets.

AI is also being used in the medical field to design new medicines and materials. With the advent of quantum computing, simulations can be made in seconds rather than thousands of years where traditional computers were used. AI is also being used to regulate news and is working on creating a universal language. AI quantum computing begins to make new discoveries calculations can be made in seconds rather than thousands of years where traditional computers were used for physics simulations such as simulating wind tunnels quantum computing can run simulations down to an atomic and molecular level the quantum AI is used to design new medicines and materials.

AI limbs robotic arm prosthetics start to have artificial intelligence built into them allowing the prosthetics to download new skills such as how to play different songs on a piano or how to build things. More advanced AI limbs are being developed that are more self-aware operating as their own entity they are able to catch a falling glass bottle before the human user is even aware that it is moved.

With the increasing use of AI in various fields, there are concerns about its impact on jobs and the economy. As AI starts to take over hospitals and other industries, it marks the beginning of a new era in humanity's mortality. However, it is important to note that AI can also bring about significant benefits such as improved healthcare, transportation, and many other areas.

Away from public view, advanced AI is being used in military simulations. Millions of strategic scenarios are played out virtually before being rolled out to dictate global politics and conflicts. The artificial intelligence arms race heats up, so begins the AI Cold War. AIs can now work cooperatively even among allied nations. Power begins to shift to nations that are technologically advanced. President Putin's historical words still echo, "whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world."

Video games are being run by AI assistant directors, sensors, and cameras, and gaming devices are able to monitor how a human player interacts with the game. The AI is able to adjust the game's difficulty to match the player's skill level. This leads to an entirely new type of gaming experience where the AI is able to create unique and personalized experiences for each player.

In 10 years time, the creation of AI-free zones, in 60 years energy being rationed for humans to power the super AIs, and in 90 years, human consciousness to be transmitted into space as data. In 200 years time, humanity may be able to achieve immortality by transferring human consciousness into digital avatars.

It's important to note that these predictions are speculative and based on current technology trends. The future of AI is uncertain, but one thing is for sure.