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well. 10 years is too soon. lets say 20 years. computers have become some kind of wearable. natural language has replaced programming - people dictate their pro
by buboard 7y ago
well. 10 years is too soon. lets say 20 years. computers have become some kind of wearable. natural language has replaced programming - people dictate their programs to machine learning systems.
Almost all jobs that physically allow it have become remote. Most people are co-living in nice places outside big cities. The institution of marriage is abandoned. Most jobs have not yet been automated - and in the ones that have been, workers have been able to find work of equal skill levels. Genetic engineering of children and artificial wombs become the norm. GEnetic modifications do happen, but very very carefully (after a number of initial failures).
- subjectsigma 7y agoThis seems ... Ambitious. Even if it could happen, I'm not sure I would want it to. Sounds like a world where privacy, intimacy, computer literacy, community, and family ties are all severely degraded.