Singularity does not mean AI takeover, it just means that tech advances faster than the human brain can keep up with @Coolitic

It could be AI, could be FTL.. could be stronger mind control mechanisms.

Singularity is not AI takeover, it's AI taking over advancements in AI because it's able to advance more quickly on its own than human innovation

@Laucivol "I'm gonna certainly predict a very specific environment of uncertainty"

@mikimof2 that doesnt answer my question retard

And also

I know there's a ledge of what I know.

Another contradictory statement

https://www.property118.com/pound-down-house-prices-up-boris-to-decide/

and the singularity is the point at which that happens

The hypothetical situation is where I know that I will no longer be able to adequately predict what happens next.

@Coolitic yes it does, as the doubts come from you using the wrong definition

Unless you have some other form of intelligence, tech literally cannot advance faster than the brain can keep up *by definition*

So again

AI

Smh

So, thus, do you assume that we can accurately predict the tech in 100 years?

Disgusting "enthusiasts" always arguing with the actual scientists

Ah. And I assume that you consider yourself an *actual* scientist? @Coolitic

Yes

It's in the title

Okay, what is the title, then?

Computer *Scientist*

Not a low-tier IT fag

An actual Computer Scientist

Oh 1.9% ukip get no seats

Lol

And, what is your particular area of expertise?

That's the point, you retard. It's the point at which the AI is sufficiently advanced/partially self-aware and able to improve itself faster than humans can improve AI . It doesn't mean AI takes over the world, just AI advancement, but we don't know what else will happen. It *could* take over the world, sure, but that's not *necessarily* part of the definition of the singularity

Computers

You retard

Yes, but litteral AI takeover is not in the definition of the fucking word.
It's a very likely outcome OF the singularity, but not THE singularity @Coolitic

What is the science you do? @Coolitic

scientist computer

1.9% is from 2017
predicted is 0.0%

lmfao

@JackH670 exactly

Literally like the second most common science degree

**Incomprehensible brazillian happiness noises**

@mikimof2 i literally proved that your statement cannot mean anything unless AI is involved

"The shortage of labour has resulted in an increase in employment costs. Wages have dis-proportionally risen and many East Europeans are saying I am off home, because the pound sterling has dropped 10% recently. They still measure their salaries in euros not sterling. For those who have settled in England it makes no difference."

heres the thing though.... the euro was less valuable in 2008 than it is now...