These are the ten predictions made by Vinod Khosla for the upcoming decades:

One of Open AI's original supporters, billionaire venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, has since supported his investment philosophy with ten predictions about what the world might look like in the ensuing decades. Khosla outlined a number of changes he sees in the upcoming years, including the use of machine robots to free up the lowest 50% of the most despicable jobs, the replacement of coal with fusion in 50 years, and the development of artificial intelligence-based "near free" medical professionals and educators.

"My investment philosophy is based on about ten predictions I have made about the state of the world in the next few decades. In a series of posts on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, Kosla discussed how technology (AI and beyond) is the only tool we have to reinvent the societal infrastructure in order to distribute the resources enjoyed by 10% of the planet to the remaining 90%.

"If we let it, the need to work could vanish in a few decades. It would be possible to enrich the human experience both materially and metaphorically. In addition to learning and doing what we love while maintaining a higher standard of living, we'll have more agency, self-efficacy, and fulfillment. People will have the freedom to pursue their interests rather than just what is necessary to provide for their families. Excellent for the world's poorest 3 billion inhabitants in particular. However, we can create barriers or lose our resolve to get there," Khosla remarked.

Prediction 1:

 We will be able to augment our human professionals to improve accessibility and care with Al-based, near-free doctors, lawyers, and tutors for every citizen of the world, provided there are no political barriers.

Most medical professionals, according to Khosla, are not experts in AI and are unable to forecast the potential applications of AI by 2030–35. Since my initial article on AI in medicine in 2012." I have discovered that they are largely incorrect. Humans do not understand the exponential nature of technology; the capabilities of smart technologies in 2050 (hardware, software, testing) are difficult to imagine, just as they were unthinkable 20 years ago for smartphones as we know them today," the speaker stated.

Even the best software engineers are not qualified to predict where technology will go in 20 years, not to mention doctors who don't know much about the pace of innovation and the mechanisms of innovation and opportunities in these areas. Remember how radiologists were skeptical about AI at first? Today, JAMA (JAMA) accepts that AI is equal to humans on some radiological interpretation tasks, Khosla said. In 2016, Khosla published a lengthy public paper outlining his ideas on how AI would transform the practice of medicine and turn it into a science of medicine. It has stood the test of time; we have roughly predicted the current evolution and we have developed dozens of technologies with AI in the ways we have SPECULATED.

Prediction 2:

 To replace animal protein, we could have more efficient plant protein sources and much better fertilizers.

Why do we raise cows on Alfalfa, which has RuBisCO, to eat their protein?

Why don't we just eat the refined Alfalfa RuBisCO and get the protein directly?

Why does RuBisCO have so much abundance on Earth?

RuBisCO is found in most green plants.

What is RuBisCO?

Rubisco is an enzyme that plays a vital role in photosynthesis. It catalyzes the conversion of atmospheric carbon dioxide into energy-rich molecules called corbondioxide. It also plays a role in light-independent photosynthesis, including carbon fixation.

Prediction 3:

In the majority of cities, we can replace a large number of vehicles. "The traffic is driving me crazy but I'm not meeting someone that doesn't feel the same way." You're not able to change the width of streets, it's just a linear variable. The solution has got to be autonomous personal rapid transit (PRT) that fits in bicycle lane-width tracks with on-demand, point-to-point PRT and increases passenger throughput to that of light rail," Khosla said.

Prediction 4:

 Within 15 years, we can fly the Mach5 planes that carry us from New York to London within 90 minutes of using Sustainable Aviation Fuel.

Prediction 5:

In 25 years there could be a billion bipedal robots (a million in 10 years). This will create a new sector that is much larger than the current car industry. We could free people from the bottom 50 percent of bad jobs, including workers at factories, farmers and more. You'd get yours, I'm getting mine. This is going to totally change how we communicate with the Physical World.

 Prediction 6:

In natural language alone, there could be a billion programmers. The "craft" of programming would be abandoned and the entire field made available to those without a basic degree in Computer Science. How an entire industry could be shaken up is just one of many examples.

Prediction 7:

A world where we can discover more resources than we consume in the next few decades. "There is much written about shortages of lithium, cobalt, copper and the like by pessimists. This isn't a failure of what we have here. This is a failure of what we were able to discover. It could also be altered," he went on.

Prediction 8:

By 2050, we'll be able to replace all coal plants. I'm betting on the fusion. At the same time, he added, if we stop "shortsightedly dismantling these factories and installing fusion boilers," it would give us an opportunity to use current energy infrastructure from coal.

Prediction 9:

There would be plenty of music and entertainment, and it would be personalised. Content creation is going to be commoditized, but that's not going to change the relationship between celebrities and consumers. As a separate experience, this "phenomenon" would exist. "We can't be sure how, but I think this will democratise access to all sorts of things like sports commentary and music creation." And of course, it's going to make all forms of entertainment more personalised, and it's going to make it easier for a lot of creators to do it!" he laughed.

Prediction 10:

If we can find and scale up the best technologies for cement, steel, agriculture, transport, power production, HVAC etc., carbon dioxide emission may be a smaller problem than previously thought but it still remains an issue. Most of these efforts are not going to yield the desired results, but enough will be achieved for carbon emissions problems in critical areas. He went on to say that, in 2014, we could choose to make the world utopian or dystopian, and that we were already betting on the utopian version.

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