New AI predictions from legendary Sci-Fi author who predicted smartphones

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1. Business Opportunity in Ruvol

   I have invented a Board Game [still unpublished and not yet out in the market] that I believe is guaranteed to be as challenging and exciting as CHESS. I called it “RUVOL.”

   It is my hope that one day Ruvol may surpass chess as the “Number One Board Game in the World.”

   The weakness of chess is it always starts in fixed positions that the opening moves become “memorizable.” In fact, not a few have so mastered the moves that they can play against their opponents “blindfolded.” It is for this very reason that the great Bobby Fischer introduced his so-called “Fischer Random Chess,” where the starting position of the pieces is “randomized” to make the memorization of openings impracticable. Fortunately, it is also for this reason that I invented Ruvol where “every game” has been calculated to be a challenging one to play.

   HOW IS RUVOL PLAYED and HOW YOU CAN MONETIZE IT?

   I detailed everything in my YouTube video. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcqth0m3-R0

   BIG MONEY POTENTIAL IN RUVOL!

   It is worthwhile to note that the people who play chess will be the same people who will play Ruvol. In my Google search, I learned there are around 800 million chess players in the world. Even just a small percentage of these 800 million is good enough to earn big money from Ruvol either as an ONLINE GAME BUSINESS or as a PHYSICAL PRODUCT DISTRIBUTOR.

   You may contact me at: rodolfovitangcol@gmail.com.

   Thanks and God bless!

   RODOLFO MARTIN VITANGCOL
   
   The Ruvol Inventor

2. Blockchain

3. I'll give you an example of a technology not too far away that will have as big an impact as the internet, smart phone etc – A direct neural brain link to the internet – this single device will change things possibly more than those previously mentioned example combined…What if you could learn a highly complex subject in seconds – Learn Chinese, Learn the entire history of world philosophical thought from all cultures and ages known, learn advanced engineering etc all in a second or two…that would change things ALOT.

4. what the hell? Isaac Asimov predicted communicators way before 1999. Just read sometimes

5. Robots can steal your money in the future☻

6. These female robot look like drug addict what you say jayce leave comments below.

7. expect walk engine potential evaluate salary garbage restaurant gallery laughter phenomenon

8. i want AR to work. like when we travel, we get info on landmarks or restaurants. kinda like google maps, but integrated into our glasses.. AR.

9. why we need robots in future, already populations growing year by year so i dont think so people can afford robots but robots may be useful on other planet , they can survive there and they will do all works like manufacturing products , industrries , data centers etc.

10. He seems to be alive and tweeting – https://twitter.com/david_gerrold?lang=en

11. 1:25 Pleeeease stop saying, "ix cetera". The phrase is, "et cetera". Love the video btw.

12. We do have some time to arm up our selves to be in the just in case AI takes over. Hence why we need have guns for every adult, living in the world.

13. The next society-altering really big thing will be the personal localized (not cloud) AI. One that hears what you hear, sees what you see in order to carry on complex conversations while being able to overlay visual responses to your queries – as in "Where the f**k did I put my keys?" causing a pointer to appear in your vision indicating their location or a voice response telling you they're in the next room, followed by a pointer. They will be capable of real-time language translation both spoken and written via image overlay. They will be capable of extremely complex tasks including research and collation of data acquired from multiple specified sources. So much so, that social changes for things such as thesis writing, will develop rules requiring proof of human management of the thesis. There will be no more personal 'dash cams' and the like, because everything you do will be stored for playback with duration and actuation based on user preferences and hardware resources. This will have a profound effect on legal contracts. Lying will become very difficult as your AI will flag audible and visible biometric tells in a conversation and alert you. Most vehicles by then will have the option of driverless control and your AI will assume control of a vehicle your driving if you suffer an incapacitating incident – i.e. stroke, cardiac arrest or possible sudden onset of stupidity… if you configure that permission. User authentication will be based on biometrics including EKG sinus pattern as well as DNA, body temperature intraocular capillary structure among others. At first they will be wearable however as popularity increases and they become every-day tech – implantation will start. This will set the next stage – neural interfacing you and your AI. At that point, consciousness backups will become possible which – if your still paying attention will lead to the singularity and such as ascension to a VR plane, restoring backups into any container be they humanoid or…not… Wanna fly like a bird?

14. Wow, respect. You read all the comments?! I can only imagine the level of mental pain that sometimes induces when you just happen to touch on the right (wrong?) topic. But anyway, thanks for the thoughtful videos. It’s always good to see that there are people out there really trying to think the important subjects through.

    I wonder if we might for some time still carry something like a smartphone, or a descendant of it. It could then be the central “brain” that comes with you and orchestrates the actions of a constellation of robot-ish devices, some we would own, some that would be owned by businesses, and some that would function as state-owned public servants.

15. @andriodauthority if you read this comment, please tell Lahn Nguyen to make the reveal of the blind speaker test. We want to know which phone has the best speaker

16. Ar is gonna explode

17. Time Traveller

18. I would say ten years but the Asians really love robots either as toys or to replace workers. There is a long running in joke sci-fi shows, where the voice recognition system speaks Chinese and I am starting see signs that the Chinese probably will have the best artificial intelligence

19. Yea, can't wait till they can build robots to simulate human interaction. I'm so starved for affection by my fellow man, that I wouldn't mind getting a real doll (if I could afford it). So adding functionality to those would be great for folks like me.

20. Are you sure he's dead? twitter.com/david_gerrold?lang=en Or is he a different person.

21. You should have used your shiny bald head in the thumbnail for the lols 😉

22. I predict Jayce(Vin Diesel)will never have hair.

23. I predict I will die within the next 100 years.

24. Smartphone have already existed in 1999 that can do some stuff that he "predicted".
    Like the IBM Simon.
    PDA's already existed/ Like Palm OS, Pocket PC.

25. Just watched black mirror, now I'm scared from future

26. What about Blockchain ? See yea in 10 Years .

27. WHOAHHH, 2:41 – 2:50 just blew my mind…………..I can't wait to sneak around the office ambushing unsuspecting robots with a barrage of elbow strikes and flying crane kicks……..I'm also excited for robot fight club and Robot Royale.

28. I feel so lucky to be born to witness so much change in technology. I hope augmented reality will bring about next big change in how we interact with information.

29. Love, religion and science cannot singularize until the merger of all intelligence. I'm scared that we will destroy all and re-create it always to itself ∞ ly

30. My God son, 1999, please… are you kidding? Your choice of sci-fi writer David Gerrold "accurately predicting the future" is either incredibly naive or astoundingly uninformed. By 1999, so many technology engineers, companies, visionary humans around the world had been working hard on integrating these devices, platforms, and applications you might need an AI computer to find and list them all. I can only assume your naivety is attributable to youth. The groundwork and vision for all of this technology you mention, in terms of that integration was not wistful just prior to the turn of the century. It was first imagined, then standards and methods hard fought out in a bizillion meetings, then on the drawing boards and tech benches by thousands accross the globe… at least a decade or two if not more, before 1999. So, yeah… though you may be a fan, let's not give Daivd Gerrold too much credit here, shall we?

31. in short what I understand from your whole video is Doraemon will become the reality. all of the dreams of the kids will come true 😀

32. They should be below us in scociety not above us or we will be our own destruction

33. Don't make ai to human like or they will evolve take us over or live among us

34. World's first AI phone honor v10

35. It is impressive that he predicted the cellphone, but now a days it is clear that there are no limits to technology, meaning his recent prediction is not as impressive.

36. REMEMBER THIS COMMENT GUYS IN THE FUTURE MY ROBOTIC ASSISTANCE IS GOING TO BE BACK HERE TUESDAY 31 JULY 2018 UNLESS I DIE

37. Jayce's humor. keeps puling me to his video's.

38. you said u read all the comments right? ok.. so when are you visiting Nigeria 🙂

39. I mean yeah he got it mostly right especially compared to what other authors think the future is going to be like sometimes they're stupidly wrong

40. Best guy on android authority

41. welp, there is a mass species-dieout happening soon. time to step up our game I guess!

42. Google is skynet!

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