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Jutro u 2040 godini

Anonymous

March 19, 2025

Jutro u 2040 godini

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The morning began with the sound of a melody that did not come from the alarm, but from a stolen assistant in the mirror. The mirror greeted me and showed me the weather forecast, the plan of the day and my stress level, with a short meditation.

While I was putting on my smart clothing, it was adjusting to the temperature and the weather. The kitchen was a side dish - the robot-chef prepared a savoury smoothie to meet my nutritional needs, which he analysed over the course of a week.

At the end, I flew in a flying capsule that flew over the hill. Traffic jams were a matter of routine, but I used the time spent travelling to read the article on virtual reality. I went to a building with an ecosystem that recycles its waste and uses solar energy.

I connected to a collective network at the business. We didn't use keyboards or screens anymore - all information is transmitted to the mind via neural connections. In the pause, I walked through a digital park where holograms of billions and birds were creating a nature scene.

In the evening, returning to the house, I saw a "celestial display" on the ceiling - an artificially twisted sky which helps with abandonment. While I was drifting off to sleep, the smart switch in the room extended my disconnection and adjusted the temperature for a short break.

The future was wonderful, or sometimes I dreamed of single-state weather.

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Intelligenza artificiale e ‘ il futuro
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En ny verdensborger ?
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