We are living in an era of unprecedented technological advancement. It seems like every day there are new breakthroughs and innovations that are reshaping how we live, work, and interact with the world around us. The pace of change can feel dizzying at times.

Just think about how much technology has evolved in the last decade alone. Ten years ago, smartphones were still relatively new and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and quantum computing were still largely theoretical concepts found only in research labs.

Fast forward to today, and AI assistants like Alexa and Siri are ubiquitous. We have powerful smartphones that put the computing power of a desktop in our pockets. Virtual reality headsets provide stunningly immersive experiences. And companies are making significant investments into cutting-edge fields like self-driving cars, brain-computer interfaces, and genetic engineering.

The reasons behind this accelerated rate of technological progress are multifaceted. The exponential increase in computing power predicted by Moore's Law has given a major boost to fields like AI, data science, and computer simulations. The rise of the internet and mobile connectivity has enabled information and ideas to spread rapidly across the globe. And the privatization and commercialization of revolutionary technologies has incentivized companies to push boundaries.

This has recently happened with both Open AI and Google recently, the newest advancements in A.I are securing the spot of both companies in delivering products that not only shocked the world but also helped everyone understand how serious this race is.

In the meantime while we are stunned by how fast the updates in A.I are, industires are still asleep when it comes to adopting such technologies, making the adoption process quite far fetched. In response many corporations are already using A.I and looking to integrate solutions such as OpenAI within their products (such as Apple and their interest in making Siri a super AI), this suggests that our day to day products will become more performant even without us knowing.

At CodeSphere we believe that information should be debated freely and helping our clients be steered towards the right technology is part of our goal and purpose.

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