Finals Discussion Question

maricris lim wrote:

senjindesagun wrote:

jlcaraan wrote:

rvasquez wrote:Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies changes us?

Computers. Because this device can receive a set of instructions or program. All the information can be found in the computer. And in our times many people have great knowledge about using the computer it seems that it will be a threat for us that people use this as an instrument to manipulate things in wrong means.

your right as of now there has been so many cybercrimes that can't be solve..

Oo nga guys… sa pagadvance ng technology marami crimes din ang pwedeng mangyari... at mahihirapan din tayong isolve ito..

your right guys... agree ako sa inyo.. dpat kc for good nalang lahat.. or dapat mas lamang parin yung good intentions dba... pwede naman yon..

maricris lim wrote:

kristinemadolid wrote:

maricris lim wrote:

kristinemadolid wrote:

holden wrote:senjindesagun wrote:
maricris lim wrote:
arlynne.awayan wrote:
FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

Technologies being developed today has really affects the way we live, we can't deny it.. because everyday we use different technologies, in our home, in school and everywhere we look we see technologies. people are moving forward.. nobody wants to move backward, so people as much as possible they create and use more technologies so everything will be easier for them.

I agree with you chris.. technologies today has a big affect to us, it is created to do things much easier. at minsan sa sobrang bilis ng makabagong teknolohiya ngyon kailangan nting sumabay dito..

I dont agree n dapat tayo mkipagsbayan s ibang bansa cause 1 of the major problem of our economy is unempoyment, by using this technologies will definitely increase the unemployment here in the Philippines.

s bagay.. my point ka dun den.. 'coz its possible na irreplace nlng ng mga machine ang human sa pagttrabaho.. companies might invest more on machines rather than human labor...mas mawawalan n nga nmn ng job opportunities para sa mga tao so it will surely increase the problem on umployment...

Pero if there's one thing na need ng technology here in the Philippines.. cguro yon ay yung sa election...
na pag vote diretso na cocount na ung votes..hindi yung umaabot pa ng ilang days bago ma count. and
para din na wala ng masabing dayaan... ayon siguro ang magandang lagyan ng new technologies here...u

korek ka dyan chris! hehe... philippines is bein left out already when it comes to the voting technology... mas mapapabilis nga nmn ang progress ng voting kung icocomputerize db., but then I think it still not guaranteed na maavoid nun ang dayaan... ang mga mandaraya, hahanap at hahanap pa din ng paraan para mapakelaman ung election db like getting a computer hacker para ma-hack and mamanipulate ung vote sa computer...

ang tagal lang talaga kasi ng pagbibilang dito satin ng mga votes..inaabot tlaga ng ilang days..kaya hindi
pwedeng masabi na walang dayaan na ngyayari.. hay...wish lng talaga natin na ganon na ang voting system.. pero kung dahil don baka mas mapabilis nga ang voting system pati ang dayaan.. wag nalang cguro hehe... but if that technology will really help the voting sytem.. then just do it nalang din..u

ranniesantiago wrote:

maricris lim wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

Technologies being developed today has really affects the way we live, we can't deny it.. because everyday we use different technologies, in our home, in school and everywhere we look we see technologies. people are moving forward.. nobody wants to move backward, so people as much as possible they create and use more technologies so everything will be easier for them.

I agree with you chris.. technology advancement really affects the way we live today. You can fully observe the big impact of technology to our everyday life.

ranniesantiago wrote:

shiela_fababeir wrote:

maricris lim wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

Technologies being developed today has really affects the way we live, we can't deny it.. because everyday we use different technologies, in our home, in school and everywhere we look we see technologies. people are moving forward.. nobody wants to move backward, so people as much as possible they create and use more technologies so everything will be easier for them.

I think so we cannot deny the fact that we are more technology savvy than we are in the past,, maybe it is becasue we want to grow and acquire more knowledge..Because if we gonna stick on what we are used to be, we will be left behind to those who are ambitious and more dependent on technology.We should go with the technology becasue let us admit that technology really help us to make our work more easier, faster and more effiecient...Thanks to technology...

I agree with you shiela..People tend to continously adopt technology not only because of the convenience that technology uses to provide but also for the reason not to be left behind.

lance_spearBFF wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

"Wafer-Thin Digital Camera Technology Developed"

Tessera Technologies has created OptiML WLC, a new process that helps to shrink digital camera components for use in devices such as cell phones. The new technology reduces the size by 50% and costs by 30%, making the camera modules smaller and cheaper for integration into other electronics. It works by manufacturing thousands of lenses simultaneously on a wafer and bonding them together to create the optical element. The optics will still allow for auto-focus and digital optical zoom, all without moving parts.

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a new development in nanotechnology... shrinking the camera components that will make digital camera "wafer-thin" size... a more stylish digicam... it was cool...

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

rjt_vargas wrote:

lance_spearBFF wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

"Wafer-Thin Digital Camera Technology Developed"

Tessera Technologies has created OptiML WLC, a new process that helps to shrink digital camera components for use in devices such as cell phones. The new technology reduces the size by 50% and costs by 30%, making the camera modules smaller and cheaper for integration into other electronics. It works by manufacturing thousands of lenses simultaneously on a wafer and bonding them together to create the optical element. The optics will still allow for auto-focus and digital optical zoom, all without moving parts.

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a new development in nanotechnology... shrinking the camera components that will make digital camera "wafer-thin" size... a more stylish digicam... it was cool...

wow!!! that was realy amazing...that what's technology can do to make things more easier...but we must watch out of the negative side of it.

mark_totanes wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

Robotics is the science and knowledge of robots, their design, manifacture, and application. robotics require a working knowledge of electronics, mechanism and software, and is usually accompanied by a large working knowledge of many subjects

thon_olivay wrote:our behaviour today is so unlawful because if there is new technologies, we ignored our things which is not already damaged and we change it in new. it is because all of us is "madaling magsawa". we don't appreciate something which is important.

markadriandino wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

Machines 'to match man by 2029'

Machines will achieve human-level artificial intelligence by 2029, a leading US inventor has predicted.

Humanity is on the brink of advances that will see tiny robots implanted in people's brains to make them more intelligent, said Ray Kurzweil.

The engineer believes machines and humans will eventually merge through devices implanted in the body to boost intelligence and health.

"It's really part of our civilisation," Mr Kurzweil explained.

"But that's not going to be an alien invasion of intelligent machines to displace us."

Machines were already doing hundreds of things humans used to do, at human levels of intelligence or better, in many different areas, he said.

Man versus machine

"I've made the case that we will have both the hardware and the software to achieve human level artificial intelligence with the broad suppleness of human intelligence including our emotional intelligence by 2029," he said.

"We're already a human machine civilisation; we use our technology to expand our physical and mental horizons and this will be a further extension of that."

Humans and machines would eventually merge, by means of devices embedded in people's bodies to keep them healthy and improve their intelligence, predicted Mr Kurzweil.

"We'll have intelligent nanobots go into our brains through the capillaries and interact directly with our biological neurons," he told BBC News.

The nanobots, he said, would "make us smarter, remember things better and automatically go into full emergent virtual reality environments through the nervous system".

Mr Kurzweil is one of 18 influential thinkers chosen to identify the great technological challenges facing humanity in the 21st century by the US National Academy of Engineering.

The experts include Google founder Larry Page and genome pioneer Dr Craig Venter.

The 14 challenges were announced at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston, which concludes on Monday.

SOURCE: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7248875.stm

REACTION: it is just another product of nanotechnology proven that is it very useful..but its kinda scare that if technology have been executed in 2029, can our brains be also controlled by this robot thorugh dictating our actions and decisons?...

wilmark_sarmiento wrote:today lot of new invention will exist and lot of people may prefer to use all the modern technology, like robots lot of people may use a robot for their evreyday task to make their life easier. also example the electonic gadget. you can see your relative trough small gadget and you can communicate them trough this.

rjt_vargas wrote:

markadriandino wrote:

arlynne.awayan wrote:FUTURE SHOCK!

Research on technologies being developed today that can affect the way we live tomorrow (eg. robotics, nanotechnology, etc.). How will these technologies change us?

Machines 'to match man by 2029'

Machines will achieve human-level artificial intelligence by 2029, a leading US inventor has predicted.

Humanity is on the brink of advances that will see tiny robots implanted in people's brains to make them more intelligent, said Ray Kurzweil.

The engineer believes machines and humans will eventually merge through devices implanted in the body to boost intelligence and health.

"It's really part of our civilisation," Mr Kurzweil explained.

"But that's not going to be an alien invasion of intelligent machines to displace us."

Machines were already doing hundreds of things humans used to do, at human levels of intelligence or better, in many different areas, he said.

Man versus machine

"I've made the case that we will have both the hardware and the software to achieve human level artificial intelligence with the broad suppleness of human intelligence including our emotional intelligence by 2029," he said.

"We're already a human machine civilisation; we use our technology to expand our physical and mental horizons and this will be a further extension of that."

Humans and machines would eventually merge, by means of devices embedded in people's bodies to keep them healthy and improve their intelligence, predicted Mr Kurzweil.

"We'll have intelligent nanobots go into our brains through the capillaries and interact directly with our biological neurons," he told BBC News.

The nanobots, he said, would "make us smarter, remember things better and automatically go into full emergent virtual reality environments through the nervous system".

Mr Kurzweil is one of 18 influential thinkers chosen to identify the great technological challenges facing humanity in the 21st century by the US National Academy of Engineering.

The experts include Google founder Larry Page and genome pioneer Dr Craig Venter.

The 14 challenges were announced at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston, which concludes on Monday.

SOURCE: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7248875.stm

REACTION: it is just another product of nanotechnology proven that is it very useful..but its kinda scare that if technology have been executed in 2029, can our brains be also controlled by this robot thorugh dictating our actions and decisons?...

it's possible pare.pero if we can prevent it to happen,lets do so!!!!!