TECHNOLOGICAL singularity, an idea first advanced by mathematician John van Neumann, is when technological growth becomes self-sustaining, irreversible, and practically beyond the control of humans. The years 2030 or 2045 represent two extremes of estimates of when “singularity” will happen.
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