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As our species continue to develop more and more advanced technology it is getting nearly impossible to predict how next centuries will look like. Scientists in the 18th century could not even comprehend quantum physics, today we are developing first models of quantum computers. In the 20th century first models of primitive 3D printers started to appear. They could only print some very basic objects such as geometrical shapes. As for today we print bones, ears, blood vessels, skin and heart tissues.

The latest report on artificial intelligence evolution suggests the possibility that the line separating physical and digital realities might dissolve soon. Did you know that the future of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies could invisibly entwine human and machine intelligence? Well, the latest report on AI evolution suggests the possibility that the line separating physical and digital realities might dissolve soon. Due to the depiction of artificial intelligence in science fiction films and novels, humans have the tendency to see AI where it does not exist, The Guardian notes. But media discovery startup Random cofounder Jarno M. Koponen believes AI is beginning to turn invisible from the outside in and vice versa.