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2050
Shanghai
2050 Pandemic
By 2050, Artificial Intelligence will be integrated into most aspects of life, producing new efficiencies and enhancing human capacities. More than 20% of the world's population will carry some sort of chip implants in their bodies to enhance physical or cognitive capabilities, to monitor health,
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2030
Bletchley Park
The password is dead
Computers can now brute-force most human-generated passwords. It is becoming overly complicated for humans to create a good password. Passwords will remain a backup authentication option. Logging in with a password will be an exception, triggering an alert. The vast majority of systems will adapt
# privacy
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2050
Сaraсas
Cybercrime Networks Dominate the Criminal Underworld
Traditional organized crime has been in decline globally as the world has grown increasingly reliant on the Internet and computer systems. With modern surveillance capabilities, it is almost impossible for criminals to get away with anything without using technological methods of their own. Due to this,
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2050
Wuhan
From digital intuition to cyberimmunity
In recent years, digital systems have moved up to a whole new level. No longer assistants making life easier for us mere mortals, they’ve become the basis of civilization — the very framework keeping the world functioning properly in 2050. This quantum leap forward has generated new requirements
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2050
Rabat
Charging fashion
Moroccans are also very particular when it comes to traditions in clothing. But even if the appearance of traditional clothing items remains the same, their qualities change drastically, thanks to technology. For example, the djellaba, a traditional Berber robe, is still long, loose, and hooded, and
# beauty
# clothing
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2030
Berlin
De-Anonymizing Malware Developers
Recent work has shown that executable binaries can be traced back to the coder using code stylometry and machine learning. By 2030, anti-virus companies and governmental institutions will be able to correlate malware samples on a large scale in order to identify threat actor groups based on stylistic
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2050
Delhi
From brain implant to human botnet
By 2050, our knowledge of how the brain works, and our ability to enhance or repair it is so advanced that being able to remember everything and learn new things at an outrageous speed has become commonplace. Most kids are fitted with the latest memory boosting implants to support their learning and
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# biotech
2050
Kuala Lumpur
AI errors will cost lives
In 2020, machine learning will become a more integral part of our lives, able to perform ever more tasks. Unfortunately, we still cannot trust it to make important decisions. The fact is that machine learning can be fooled. For example, by wearing glasses that are coated in a special way you can cheat
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2030
Berlin
Vulnerability attacks on PAN
During the last three years the use of smart devices for personal area networks (PAN) has increased dramatically. People are now wearing not only smart watches and fitness trackers, but also smart glasses and bionic chips. Digital personal assistants will force their owners to live healthily and take
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2030
Silicon Valley
Toaster anti-virus
Toasters can cause serious burns. Electric fans can fall into the bath, with shocking results. Refrigerators with auto food ordering can purchase products or suggest exotic dishes that will surely finish you off. Luxury electric cars on autopilot can calmly smash into a lamppost. Smart homes could turn
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# AI
2030
Ulyanovsk
Implantable chips
Numerous studies in the field of cybernetics and bioengineering are beginning to bear fruit. Earlier models of chips implanted in the human body were used only for transmitting data about the owner to GlobalNet or a private hospital network, making purchases, computer access, or simply as a security
# biotech
# privacy
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2050
London
Largest hacker attack in history hits 90% of all people and organizations on the planet
The 21st century has seen the coming to power of the Internet giants; almost all services people use belong to a handful of majors. The result of the tech revolution is the transition to a newer network infrastructure based on satellites covering the entire surface of the Earth. People will go about
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2030
Singapore
Continuous sea cleaning
Plastic waste in the sea led to the formation of a massive garbage patch in the centre of the Pacific Ocean in late 20th century. Its area has continued to grow and exceed 1 million sq.km. by 2030. Plastic waste can be recycled and this has become the most popular way to fight pollution. To prevent waste
# nature
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2030
World that knows everything about you
Depersonalized data collect all the smart entities - from smart light bulbs to smart software platforms. Huge amounts of data about all objects, increasing technical possibilities of their fast processing + the development of data analysis including machine learning precondition the opportunities of
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# privacy
# AI
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2030
New-York
Farewell, privacy
The concept of privacy in a public place will vanish: if now people in the subway - it's just some people in the subway, in the nearest future, everyone will be able to see your name, place of work, age, orientation and your marital status with the help of augmented reality glasses. You may ask, "How
# privacy
# society
# threats
2030
London
Holographic Mask
The omnipresent surveillance system and face recognition in the streets of the majority of big cities will lead to a huge demand for a new product - a holographic mask - this device will distort the face on cameras and in tracking systems, thus making the person anonymous.
# privacy
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2040
Internet citizenship
Internet will be different from what we have now. The global net is split into segments on regional and functional base. Access to the local segment will be a citizen right and essential for living, but access is strictly controlled. Authentication is required and anonymous access doesn’t exist for the
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2040
Houston
Satellites as new drones
In 2040, a huge amount of new micro-satellites will be in orbit and travelling through our solar system. This system, critical for earth and inner-solar-system communication gains new attention for satellite hackers not only to control and sniff on communication but also to abuse this system to control
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2050
Vostochny
Space ransomware
In 2050, first stations on moon and probably mars will exist. As communication is the core of current and future life, here lies also the weakness. The complexity to establish relyable and stable communication to inter-space stations is huge and is an interesting target for espionage and targeted modification
# threats
# space
2040
Munich
Viruses, damaging DNA information
DNA has proven to be a surprisingly convenient means for information storing: it allows you to achieve such data density that magnetic or silicon carriers cannot provide. So data storage systems based on DNA are widely used as devices for a cold backup. However, they are susceptible to viruses – ordinary
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