Matt Shumer: 2030s nanotechnology may transform humanity even more than AI
mattshumer_ · x · 2026-09-25
HyperWrite founder Matt Shumer predicts the 2030s will be transformed by the development of nanotechnology, calling it potentially the most profound change humanity has ever experienced — possibly even bigger than AI. The post is a short outlook without detailed arguments, but notable as a big-picture take from a prominent AI founder.
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