The Thoughts of We

In recent years, many people have been talking about the Singularity and how it will change everything. This concept is based on Moore’s Law, a concept coined by the co-founder of Intel, Gordon Moore. It states that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit doubles every two years. This law has ushered in a concept known as exponential change, where technology advances slowly at first but exponentially with each generation. However, this trend has come to an end, and we are already on the verge of reaching our physical limit for transistors. This means that there will be no easy route to thinking machines in the near future.

As the pace of technological change accelerates, a rift will form in human history. This point is often referred to as the Singularity, a term that has come from physics. The Singularity is an event that disrupts the fabric of space-time and allows infinite energy and density to be produced. As a result, the resulting era will be unlike anything humans have experienced before.

As we move closer to the Singularity, our brains will become increasingly sophisticated. This will be the first time that computers can actually think like humans. Until then, they will be completely self-aware. And we will be able to communicate with them. We will be able to send and receive information instantly. This will be possible because of the exponential nature of computing. As our brains become more complex, the Singularity will become an instantaneous process.