It’s certain that children born today will live in a world we cannot even imagine when they reach adulthood. However, we are still imposing knowledge from the world of yesterday, which will soon become archaic, onto our children as education, based on our near-future conditioning. Ray Kurzweil is the person most trusted for his predictions about the future, and the reason he holds this credibility is due to his contributions to many technologies we use today and accept as natural. Until recently, he was the chief engineer at Google. Technologies like optical character recognition, text-to-speech synthesis, and speech recognition are among the inventions he brought into reality. Last year, Kurzweil stated that ‘the next 100 years will see development equivalent to the last 20,000 years.’ However, last month, he reduced his 100-year forecast to just one year. You read that right: developments that will completely change our lives will happen within one year. In 2015, it was predicted that advancements in ‘artificial general intelligence’ would take 50 years to catch up with human intelligence. However, the progress made with large language models like ChatGPT and Gemini have become the early signs t