Definition of «technological singularity»

The phrase "technological singularity" refers to a hypothetical point in the future where technology advances so rapidly that it surpasses human intelligence, making it impossible for us to predict or understand its consequences. It implies a future where machines become much smarter than humans, leading to significant and unpredictable changes in our world.

Sentences with «technological singularity»

Drawing on the theory of technological singularity — which holds that invention of artificial superintelligence will prompt uncontrollable technological growth, resulting in unimaginable changes to human civilization — the artist explores how art can respond or adapt to such change. (parkviewarthk.com)
The June 18th, podcast featured a conversation with IEEE Spectrum editor in chief, Glenn Zorpette, and writer, John Horgan, about the so - called technological singularity in which artificial intelligence and computing power would allegedly lead to a new era in human history. (scientificamerican.com)
If and when it does, we will face technological singularity. (inc.com)
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