Personally, I place it within 2 years of 2027, so 2025-2029.

It will most likely be the other way around, where AGI solves most of the problems for us.

Unless nuclear annihilation happens, we will achieve AGI this decade. I can't speak for the rest if the world but here in the US we are the biggest creators and exporters of energy in the world, so I doubt that will be a problem.

>While many cultivated meat and seafood companies employ “adherent” techniques that attach growing cells to microcarriers, BlueNalu says it has developed non-GMO cell lines in single cell suspension, meaning large numbers of cells can freely grow in bioreactors without the need for costly microcarriers.
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>In addition, BlueNalu reveals its patent-pending lipid-loading technology allows cultivated muscle cells to actively store fat, eliminating the need to grow muscle and fat cells in separate bioreactors. This technique is projected to significantly reduce capital expenditures, the company says, and will create products with higher fat profiles and better taste, texture and mouthfeel attributes.

My guess is around 2025.

How long do you think it will take them to get good results? My guess is not long, not long at all.

Lab grown meat is the future, not bugs.

Cyberware is what comes to mind when most people think about the future but you are describing bioware. Bioware is the organic version of cybernetic enhancements.

Yes, people really need to understand that mass automation is already here it's just in the beginning stages. A lot of jobs are going to be gone by 2030, a metric shit ton of jobs.