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It's hard to say which one we're in with computers though. Transistors + conventional programming have definitely reached the flatting out part. However, if we
by dtech 4y ago
It's hard to say which one we're in with computers though. Transistors + conventional programming have definitely reached the flatting out part.
However, if we're talking 100 years, it's hard to estimate what potential paradigm shifts like true AI*, quantum computing, or something that hasn't been thought of will change.
* What we're now seeing with GPT 3.5 etc. No-one can really say with high confidence whether it's the start of an AI revolution or will plateau soon.