Ray Kurzweil’s bold prediction that technology may enable human immortality by 2030 is explored in this article. It details how emerging nanobots, AI-backed brain data storage, and brain-computer interfaces are nearing practical use, while addressing ethical and technical challenges. The narrative provides context with real-world examples and prompts further reflection on merging biology with digital technology.
Q&A
- What is the basis of Kurzweil’s prediction?
- How do current technologies compare to Kurzweil’s vision?
- What are the major ethical concerns raised by the prediction?