Every human being will have personalized medicine. Every single child will have an AI tutor that can perfectly cater to its exact learning patterns and adjust for the best learning curve. You, YES YOU will reap the benefits of AI

Self-driving cars. AI everywhere. Personalized medicine. @alexavontobel, founder of Inspired Capital, explains how envisioning the future informs how she thinks about investing today. Tune in to the latest episode of The Important Part for more insights. 👉

FULL INTERVIEW: Andrei Georgescu's company Vivodyne is growing human tissue to test drugs without testing people. He explains why 19/20 drugs fail, how human tissue could replace animal testing, and what this technology could mean for personalized medicine. 01:45 The breakthrough that made large-scale human tissue possible 05:40 Why animal testing fails to translate to humans 07:30 The ethical limits of growing human tissue 09:00 The FDA is pushing alternatives to animal testing 09:40 Using human tissue for personalized medicine 10:00 Growing thousands of copies of a patient’s tissue

Kulleni Gebreyes, Vice Chair, Life Sciences & Health Care Industry Leader at Deloitte Consulting LLP, on AI-powered healthcare and the future of personalized medicine. From the @america250 x Forbes America Innovates stage. #Forbes250# #A250#

Late 2020s - proper sci-fi era begins. AGI/ASI is here 1000x faster scientific and technological progress, powered by millions/billions of AI researchers, engineers, and autonomous agents working 24/7. Mass produced humanoid robots capable of doing almost everything (or everything) humans can do physically. Starbases are constructed - enormous launch and manufacturing complexes capable of supporting vastly higher launch rates, opening humanity's pathway to the Moon, Mars, asteroids, and eventually the stars. Self driving cars, trucks, taxis, and delivery vehicles everywhere. The era of TERA factories begins - factories 10x larger and vastly more automated than today's largest industrial complexes, dramatically increasing the output of robots, batteries, solar panels, chips, vehicles, and other critical goods. The beginning of the abundance era. AI, robotics, automation, and cheap energy start pushing the cost of producing physical goods sharply downward. AI designed materials, drugs, machines, and technologies move from simulation to the physical world at unprecedented speed. Personalized medicine and advanced gene therapies begin curing previously untreatable diseases.