Every Crazy Emerging Technology That Will Change The World

Join my Discord to discuss this video:

Every famous emerging technology gets explained in 11 minutes!

Subscribe and activate the bell!

— TIMESTAMPS —
0:00 Neuralink
1:29 CRISPR
2:49 Quantum Comp.
4:05 Humanoid Robot
4:43 Generative AI
5:34 Starlink
5:58 Artificial Womb
6:20 Fusion Power
6:44 Internet of Things
7:22 Autonomous Vehicles
7:54 Space Tourism
8:15 Mixed Reality
8:47 3D Printing
9:23 Blockchain
10:04 AGI

— SOURCES —

— DISCLAIMER —
Do not use this video as your only source of information. This video is for entertainment/edutainment purposes, and some information could be too oversimplified or incorrect. This channel's goal is to spark your curiosity and let you do your own research on these topics.

[OgunTheShogun]

So i was in a study that used CRISPR gene editing that made me my own bone marrow transplant donor (my own sister wasn't a perfect match) to permanently treat my genetic illness. It's worked so far, been over 3 years now

[shripperquats]

The neuralink mass death event during the 2031 mega solar flare is going to be insane

[Jellyfish]

I don't want to be hooked up to the internet 24/7 it's already bad enough as it is

[Dannybythebanana]

Elon Musk hitting the kill switch on his workers neuralinks when they try to unionize:

[firejuggler]

So basically either the future is amazing beyond dreams or we're completely fucked. Possibly one and then the other.

[nekoking]

A lot of these sound incredibly dystopian

[notKhalid]

it's so crazy to realise that out of 11 of these technologies, 6 are being led by the initiatives of one man, and you who I'm talking about.

[Gibsanity]

Well I got halfway through before feeling existential dread....

[wavebye]

"The road to hell is paved with good intentions."

[jbrjbr]

me when someone triggers a stackbufferoverflow vulnerability in my neurallink causing me to shit my pants

[softwaredevelopinglotozip]

imagine ads while you're tryin to sleep.

[collegestuff]

Funny how as a child, i was excited and hopeful for new technologies, nowadays, i'm afraid of innovation, wanting to remain in the past forever.

[QuinZcoco]

Me when my quantum computer can't run GTA 60 on 1 trillion fps: 🪓 👁️ 👁️

[nonexistor]

THE TWO TYPES OF TRANSHUMANISM

"I am going to become god"
"nya uwu"

[xMorSorIsCoolXD]

I can't escape the algorithm of "Every ____ explained in __ minutes".

[LuminousXDMC]

I love how each of these could end humanity with ease at maximum potential alone, meanwhile all of them are currently being developed

Edit: every time I comment I blow up I don’t get it

[lanfour]

This has so many Among Us references that I feel like It's 2020 again.

[jeremyjw]

a technology we need is
heat storage .
so much of our technology creates waste heat
that just gets blown into the air .
we need to be able to capture the heat and re-use it
for cooking, HVAC, smelting, etc

[thst]

3:35 There are already cryptography methods that are resilient to quantum computers (all it takes is one google search of post-quantum encryption) and they are already implemented in some mainstream encryption protocols such as the one used by Signal.

[tylerbain]

Incredibly hard to grasp that most of these will be witnessed in our lifetime