Technological evolution is advancing at a rapid pace, and Tony Carreira does not hide his concern about the impact it may have on the future of humanity. During a conversation at the Post Emitter podcast, the singer shared his vision about the next ten years, which he considers to be “crucial” to the fate of society.
Science fiction or reality?
Throughout the interview, Tony Carreira admitted that some of the predictions of the 80’s science fiction films, which at the time seemed exaggerated to him, are now coming true. “Then I start thinking, ‘It means that the fiction movies I saw in the 80’s and that I thought it was all crazy … But after all this is going to beat,” he said in the podcast that it can be heard in full no.
Artificial intelligence in the labor market
The growing presence of artificial intelligence and automation in the labor market was also one of the topics covered. Tony Carreira recalled a recent statement by Elon Musk, where the businessman predicted that, within five years, there will be more robots to work than people. “They may call me crazy, but I take it very seriously what Elon Musk said recently: that in five years, there are more robots to work than people,” he said.
The human side at risk
Although technological advances bring benefits, the singer fears that the world becomes less human. For Tony Carreira, it is precisely the human side that can be the key to facing the challenges of the future. “The world will become less human and this is very bad, because the human side can save us,” he warned.
Debate on the substitution of labor
Concern about substitution of labor with machines is not a new theme, but its acceleration in recent years has generated a more intense debate. For the singer, it is essential to reflect on the limits of this evolution and the consequences it can bring to society.
Impact on human relations
It is not only about the economy or the labor market, but also of human relations. The fear that technology will eventually push people away, making interactions colder and more impersonal, is an issue that Tony Carreira sees with apprehension.
Music and Technology: a change relationship
Music, an area where the singer has built his career, has also been influenced by technological advances. From the way songs are produced to the way they reach the public, everything has changed significantly in recent decades.
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Tony Carreira believes that despite the changes, the essentials must be preserved. For him, emotion and authenticity remain the most important elements in music, and this is something technology can never replace completely.
The future of culture and entertainment
The impact of technology on culture and entertainment is evident, but the singer’s reflection goes beyond that. The way humanity adapts to these transformations can define the future of next generations.
Concern about the balance between progress and humanity is not just Tony Carreira. Many experts and public figures have been warning of the need for technological development that does not discover human values.
Tony Carreira’s view of technology
Over the years, science fiction has presented scenarios that seemed distant, but today they are beginning to take shape. What was once just imagination is now a concrete possibility.
Tony Carreira does not intend to wage technological evolution, but believes that it is essential to maintain a critical look at the path that is being followed. For this, the challenge is to find a balance between innovation and preservation of human values.
Concerts and new musical projects
While reflecting on the future, the singer continues to devote himself to his music. Last weekend, he took the stage of Meo Arena in Lisbon for two concerts long awaited by fans.
Duet with Mariza: ‘In the hurry of the days’
In addition, he recently introduced a new duet with fadista Mariza, titled ‘Hurry of Dias’. The release of this collaboration shows that, despite technological changes, the passion for music and art remains one of the fundamental pillars of his career.
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