Have you ever seen virtual reality porn?
I watched this the other day.
It’s crazy steep.
A woman undressed in front of me and sat on my lap.
It’s like she’s there.
In 3D. And 38 DD.
I knew I wasn’t in the presence of a real woman, but my brain – and my body – didn’t know it. My head and my Popeye reacted as if the woman who was wiggling in my lap and whispering dirty things in my ears was indeed there.
Like when you take a roller coaster ride in virtual reality.
You feel dizzy, even though you know you’re sitting comfortably on a sofa.
A MUTATION
That’s today.
Imagine in five or ten years.
Thanks to gloves equipped with sensors, we will have the impression of touching the people who move in front of us.
In these conditions, I don’t give much of the torque.
It’ll make Pornhub look like cartoons.
Artificial intelligence will change everything, revolutionize everything.
It’s already started.
Love, work, education, geopolitics, medicine, nothing will ever be the same again.
We will no longer know what is true and what is false.
Fraudsters, blackmailers and terrorists will take full advantage of it.
And the worst is that artificial intelligence is developing and progressing at breakneck speed, exponentially.
It’s very simple, we can’t even imagine what the world will look like in 15 years.
And as is always the case with innovation, once something has been invented, it cannot be “uninvented.” She is there.
You have to learn to live with it.
In short, it is technology that will set the “La”, and humans will have to follow.
Adapt.
It is not a revolution that awaits us, but a mutation.
A profound transformation of society, the world of work and human relationships.
You remember, at the beginning of 2001, A Space Odysseywhen a monkey throws a bone in the air and the director, through an editing effect, replaces this bone with a spaceship?
Two hundred thousand years of evolution in the blink of an eye?
Well, it’ll almost look like this.
We will be catapulted into another world.
Do you find that the gap is widening between you and your children? You can no longer follow them, they seem to live in another era, them in the future, you in the past?
You didn’t see anything.
It will no longer be a ditch, but a canyon.
There will be more differences between a 60 year old man and an 18 year old teenager than between a contemporary of the Industrial Revolution and an individual born at the beginning of the 21st century.e century.
Dizziness
“It’s like the rug is being pulled out from under our feet,” a director told me the other day.
It’s dizzying.
And the problem is that our brain will not change.
We will also be selfish, self-centered, calculating, greedy, small.
But we will have high-performance tools in our hands. Which will allow us to instantly satisfy all our desires.
It’s going to be beautiful.