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Within A Few Decades, Machine Intelligence Will Surpass Human Intelligence, Leading To The Singularity -- Technological Change So Rapid And Profound It Represents A Rupture In The Fabric Of Human History. The Implications Include The Merger Of Biological And Nonbiological Intelligence, Immortal Software-based Humans, And Ultra-high Levels Of Intelligence That Expand Outward In The Universe At The Speed Of Light.

Those With Engineering Skills Will Build Tomorrow's Genius Computers. But Those With The Ability To Create Knowledge Of Any Kind Will Be The Ones Who Are Best Able To Extract Great Value From Them. The Way To Create Value In The Age Of Genius Machines Will Be To Compile And Disseminate Knowledge That Other People Will Find Useful.

By The Time Of The Singularity, There Won't Be A Distinction Between Humans And Technology. This Is Not Because Humans Will Have Become What We Think Of As Machines Today, But Rather Machines Will Have Progressed To Be Like Humans And Beyond. Technology Will Be The Metaphorical Opposable Thumb That Enables Our Next Step In Evolution.

A Lot Of Movies About Artificial Intelligence Envision That Ais Will Be Very Intelligent But Missing Some Key Emotional Qualities Of Humans And Therefore Turn Out To Be Very Dangerous.

When You Talk To A Human In 2035, You'll Be Talking To Someone That's A Combination Of Biological And Non-biological Intelligence.