How the NFT Market Is Going To Change in the Next 5 Years

With the increasing popularity of the adoption of NFTs and blockchain technology, the industry is going to progress rapidly and things will change faster than we anticipate. Regulation may occur, new implementations will be used and certain creators will prosper in what seems like a long time to many, but in reality, will be fee very short and move fast.

Architecture All Access: Quantum Computing | Intel Technology

Quantum Computing has the potential to change our lives and far exceed the capabilities of today’s supercomputers. Join James Clarke, Director of Quantum Computing at Intel Labs, as he runs through the basics of quantum mechanics, what components make up a quantum computer, when we’ll achieve quantum practicality, and more.

During his 20 years at Intel James Clarke has been a process engineer, led advanced interconnect research, and launched Intel’s Quantum Computing efforts with a focus on leveraging our in-house transistor process and manufacturing capabilities to create scalable qubit arrays. He’s co-authored over 50 papers and holds multiple patents.

What happens after the Singularity – Artificial Intelligence

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Singularity is a future era where technological growth becomes uncontrollable and irreversible, resulting in unforeseeable changes to civilization. In singularity, AI has the knowledge of everything that every successive generation has learned and so there’s this rapid exponential growth in capabilities and knowledge that is almost unfathomable. It’s a total paradigm shift. 

Tesla’s NEW Cost-Efficient Batteries

A revolution is afoot in the world of electric vehicles. Major breakthroughs in chemistry, materials science, and structural engineering will soon help EVs drive further, charge faster and cost a lot less at the dealership. And it’s basically all happening on one company’s watch .Join us now as we nvestigate Tesla’s new battery.

Nanotechnology: Hacking Humans, Its Potential, and Real Risks

Science fiction has become a reality with recent developments toward biohacking through nanotechnology.

Soon, science and industries may soon realize the potential of human hacking… but at what risk versus reward? Medical nanotechnology is one of these such topics.

Many experts believe nanotechnology will pave the way for a bright, new future in improving our wellbeing. Yet, at the core of this biohacking are machines and as we’ve seen with other technologies — there are very real risks of malicious intent. In this video, we share some of the applications being developed combining nanotechnology and medicine.

We also look at the potential risks found in the practice and how we may mitigate issues before they’re problematic.

We also share how companies can reduce security flaws and curb public perception so the nanotechnology industry can flourish without major setbacks.