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How Is Technology Evolving Over Time?

SingularityHub Staff
Nov 06, 2017
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What was humanity’s first invention? Some say it was the wheel, while others say it was fire. But perhaps it was our invention of communication. Without this, no tool can be conceptualized, built, replicated, and improved upon by others over time.

Over the years, how we communicate has evolved immensely. Today, many of our inventions are focused on creating faster ways of communicating with each other, and in the process, we’re creating more data than humans can comprehend. Now, a new tool, artificial intelligence, is emerging at the nexus of all this.

How will AI aid and even accelerate technological progress?

Watch this episode of Tech-x-planations and learn more about the evolution of technology and the incredible potential of AI.

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