By 2050, will people become a new species?

A researcher from the Global Brain Institute declared, around 2050, we will evolve into a new type of people due to a combination of advanced technology, behavior and natural selection process.

According to researcher Cadell Last, humans are undergoing a crucial "evolutionary transition" process . In less than four decades, people will live longer, give birth at old age and rely on artificial intelligence machines to do mundane jobs.

Last believed that this transformation was huge, compared to the evolution of monkeys to monkeys and from monkeys to humans. The researcher said: "Your 80 or 100 year old will be very different from your grandfather's time." He surmises, humans will spend more time living in virtual reality.

Some evolutionary scientists believe that the health and well-being of elderly people aged 80-100 can now be equivalent to the age of 120 years old by 2050.

Business Insider newspaper quoted the researcher Last as saying, in the future, people will delay sexual maturity. This alludes to a theory of life history, which attempts to explain how the natural selection process shapes key events in an organism's life, such as reproduction, how .

The hypothesis states that, when brain size increases, organisms need more energy and time to reach their maximum potential and thus reproduce less. Last said, instead of living fast and dying young, people will live slowly and die old.

Mr. Last presented his views as follows: "Global society at the present time is a complete mess. However, in crisis there is a chance, and in the end of the world there can exist. So, I think, the next system that people create will be more complex, fair and abundant than our current civilizations. contemporary world, because the present world originates in the middle ages ".

According to Mr. Last, the biological clock will not run in sequence forever and people can suspend it for a certain period of time using future technology.

That change has been happening. Today, the average age of a woman who gives birth to her first child in the UK keeps increasing to the current level of 29.8 years old. In the United States, only 1% of the first children were born when their mother was over 35 years old in 1970, but by 2012, this rate has increased to 15%.

In addition to delaying births to have more time to play, enjoy, researcher Last guesses, people will also use artificial intelligence machines to meet the demand for low-tech jobs. Mr. Last's comment is similar to that of some other researchers.

The expert team of job search site xpatjobs.com predicts that by 2040, taxi will be controlled by Google robots, shops will become the showroom of online agents and switchboards. Employee use is intelligent automatic software. Even humans can begin to compete with robots for less than 30 years.

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