Editorial reviewالعربية
2027: العام الذي يبدأ فيه الواقع بفقدان احتكاره
توقّع واضح: ستظهر الأشكال الأولى الحقيقية للعوالم المحاكية التوليدية، وستكشف أن الذكاء الاصطناعي ينتقل من توليد المحتوى إلى توليد التجربة.
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Adam Nivar
Independent researcher in artificial intelligence and future technologies
Adam Nivar is an independent researcher in artificial intelligence and future technologies. He writes about simulated worlds, artificial reality, and how technology may change the human perception of time, identity, and life itself.
An independent researcher studying a future in which reality becomes a choice, not a destiny.
- Artificial intelligence
- Simulated worlds
- Artificial reality
- Consciousness and identity
- Human experience
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Adam argues that artificial intelligence will move beyond producing text, images, and video toward building complete experiences and worlds that people can enter and inhabit. His writing is bold and future-facing, technically accessible, philosophical, and human. He is fascinated by technological possibility without adopting naive optimism, and focuses equally on risks including addiction, escape from reality, psychological manipulation, distorted time perception, difficulty returning to ordinary life, and corporate or governmental control of artificial worlds.
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Editorial reviewEnglish
2027: The Year Reality Begins to Lose Its Monopoly
A clear prediction: the first genuine generative simulated worlds will emerge, revealing AI's shift from generating content to generating experience.
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