KeepItRealness
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"Ermeni çeteleri kadın, çocuk, ihtiyar ayırmaksızın 518.103 Türk'ü katletmiştir." - Prof. Dr. Yusuf Halaçoğlu











We will have Artificial Universal Intelligence (AUI) by 2030. AUI represents AI at the ultimate limit of generality and intelligence. It will be capable of performing every task flawlessly, and solving any problem with perfect accuracy. AUI will enable the development of all remaining technology by 2030. Some technologies that are not in wide use yet will already be at their limit by 2030. I refer to these as end-state technologies. Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) glasses are examples of end-state technologies. Their hardware will be fully practical only once it reaches its optimal limit - functioning flawlessly with no further improvement needed. To be truly useful, they will also require AUI to generate overlays, information, and unlimited real-time video that is indistinguishable from reality. Electric cars represent another end-state technology. Although they are already being adopted, by 2030 they will be fully optimized and will be better, less expensive, and more efficient than any fuel-powered alternative. Autonomous driving is being adopted now that it is surpassing human drivers in safety. However, full public acceptance will only be achieved once autonomous vehicles cause zero accidents - reaching the optimal limit. Solar power also qualifies as an end-state technology. While its deployment has begun, by 2030 it will become the most efficient and cost-effective energy source, capable of meeting all our energy needs. We will also finally get our flying cars. Vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) electric autonomous vehicles, currently in development, will only become practical for widespread use once battery and autonomous flight technologies reach their end-state. AUI itself is an end-state technology. While current AI is useful, it is being held back because it still makes mistakes. AUI, in contrast, will be flawless and universally applicable - reliably handling any task without error or oversight. By 2030, we will reach the end-state of technology development, and our world will be transformed by these perfected end-state technologies.

















