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What will AI be like in the 2050s?

June 11, 2023

Can you imagine what AI will be like thirty years from now, in the 2050s? 

Most likely than not, human societies in the 2050s will resemble science fiction of today. Smart robotic assistants like C-3PO and R2-D2 from Star Wars should be common. Units resembling the Transformers should also be common also, although they will be manufactured here on Earth rather than coming from outer space. Silicon robotic units like in iRobot should be around as well. This is not a stretch of the imagination. The technology is practically available today. Combine generative algorithms like ChatGPT to robotic units like the Boston Dynamics prototypes, and voila!, there you are.

By the 2050s, AI will not only be in robots. AI will be most likely integrated and embedded in humans. Thirty years from now, there should be a strong market for AI wearables and implants. These devices should allow for almost instantaneous communication between the human brain and AI subscription services. Humans should be connecting to the internet at the speed of thought by then.

The spatial computing championed by the new Apple Vision Pro should still be around. Spatial computing will most likely grow into different branches including bigger headsets, smaller lenses, and almost invisible contact lenses. Most humans will "see" lenses and the other smart helmets. Turning on your augmented reality gear should be as "natural" as turning on the lights in your home at night. Augmented reality gear powered by artificial intelligence would let you "see" more and do more not unlike artificial light. By the 2050s, AI should have grown into an indispensable utility not unlike electricity today.  

What do you think?

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