We Asked AI to Design the City of the Future

We asked AI to design the city of the future and let its imagination run wild, and the results are jaw-dropping. Picture flying cars, eco-friendly buildings that clean the air, and robot cafes serving you your favorite snacks! The future is now, and it's full of surprises. So, buckle up, fasten your seatbelts, and hop on this AI-powered rollercoaster ride into the city of tomorrow. It's like science fiction coming to life, but it's all real, and it's all happening right here! Don't miss this futuristic adventure - see you there!

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[acdcduncan]

Before you do all this, you have to control the people first does not sound like fun to me I’d rather be free

[Amit]

As a guy from 2090, I can confirm that our world looks literally like this

[Leopez]

Yeah i've been thinking many times how city of future will looks like with skycrapers, flying cars and robots. AI is amazing now but scary on future. 🌃

[FrostDJakki]

It's not AI that robot Sophia is closer to AI than anything. What you're doing is using a program that is programmed to make images of random things from random words that are typed.

[islandgal]

It is going to be like 'The Jetsons', a cartoon series from the early 1960s that started my love for SciFi. I used to draw and design what I thought the future would look like. I wanted my own 'Rosie' robot and all of the conveniences of conveyor belt showering and getting dressed easily. We've come a long way from the 60s, but not as much as I had hoped.

[triptipachori]

Offices for whom, Humans will have nothing to do, No jobs

[carloesperat]

Brightside gives a lot of fantastic idea specially to this AI concept that i had watched, technology are fantastic nowadays it brings us to the next level of living, it contributed and hasten the development of our society specially to this new generation.
Despite of all of the benefits we get, what if AI turns to the opposite way? All the positive things we've seen turns and cause us damage? Due to malfunction or something virus or disruption cause by natural phenomena, could it be dangerous too?

[TheBirdLovingMan]

What if the electric disappears on us all one day? Would we all have to go back in time and all live how we used to live?

[pennypotz]

Yup, even to how many pieces of toilet paper is used to wape our BUTTS!😢

[artmis]

My first time I heard his voice I was a fan in 2018-2019 I haven't looked at his videos since 2018 or 2019

[moulin]

I true architect knows that by adding the weight of trees and plants to every floor of a building significantly increase the weight, materials and cost to build it ! 😉

[maiyrausama]

As an AI from 3023, I can agree to this.

[mr.stranger]

AI is not 🚫 a joke, it's dangerous than nuke ! 😮

[jonastrumata]

I wish I could be alive during that time

[Kryptic]

This reminds me of a video I saw that asked you to think about how the creation of the microchip pushed our technology forward a few hundred years in only a few years' time.

Now, try to imagine the creation of a super intelligent AI. One that's thousands, maybe even millions of times smarter than any human could ever be. A super intelligent AI could push our technology forward 10'000 plus years seemingly overnight, and we are looking at creating one sometime in the next 50 years or so.

[smilyle]

Man...I think having buildings people are living and working in that have a bunch of trees and plants connected to them will be a nightmare as far as having to deal with birds and insects

[molugusatyapriya]

When AI is asked to provide a blueprint for a future metropolis, it produces an eco-friendly structure with smart infrastructure and a smooth transition between technology and the natural world.

[GreyWol_f]

What if A.I. robots are like "Detroit"???
It would be so cool!🤩
That's my opinion..
—but not that discrimination from A.I tho.. People would judge them.. it's sad even tho humans made them...

[Paroissien]

Imagine very soon applications are coming like studying medicine and languages where each street, each building, then each apartment and room will contain different fields of knowledge, in a drawer, on a wall, a fridge, in thousands of medium, grouped by themes in a building, all your data memories of a given science physically contained in 3D in a city you can re-visit, enrich, edit... self-edited when a scientific field is updated, etc... sure to come but when?

[raihanjan]

I have joined as animation student and there no courses and nothing to learn, except link that doesn't even work