Ray Kurzweil is famous for making predictions that have actually become true.
There’s no denying that we live in an era of rapid technological changes. New inventions are taking place in AI, machine learning, and nanotechnology. Over the last decade alone, we have seen massive strides in science, inching us closer to a world where our lives will be permeated by artificial intelligence all around.And now we’re learning that humans might be able to achieve immortality by the year 2030. Let’s take a moment for that to sink in.
Nanobots are tiny robots, 50-100 nm wide, which carry out tasks in clinical medicine. They are used in research as DNA probes, cell imaging materials, and cell-specific delivery vehicles. Kurzweil thinks that nanobots are the future of medicine. They will be able to repair our bodies at a cellular level, making us immune to diseases and aging, and eventually death.In an interview within 2016, Kurzweil said, “We’ve been expanding our life expectancy for thousands of years. It was 19 1,000 years ago. It was 37 in 1,800. We’re going to get to a point 10-15 years from now where we’re adding more time than is going by to our remaining life expectancy.
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