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11 results
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 # threats
2050 Sussex
Keeping our thoughts to ourselves
The idea of ‘mind reading’ is ancient and has long been the province of magic and trickery rather than science. By 2050, advances in brain imaging technology and artificial intelligence will have made it possible to decode what people are experiencing and thinking. Not perfectly, but sufficiently to
# human # biotech # privacy
2030 Moscow
Visualizing mental states
The human civilization of the near future produces a technology that allows objective monitoring and adjustment of every aspect of higher nervous activity: emotion, trains of thought, thought disorders, thoughts, images and sensations, desires, fears, hallucinations, delusions, intellectual capacity,
# human # medicine # privacy # society
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 # threats
2030
Decentralization
Increasing control over user data forms a demand for solutions that leave user data under the control of users and give access only to them. And this is realizable only in decentralized solutions. That is, the emergence of the traditional, but decentralized solutions is quite possible ( social networks,
# government # privacy
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
# threats # privacy # AI # society
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 # society # threats
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
# threats # society # privacy
2040 Brussel
Mass chip implantation
Countries that form communities and unions (such as the remains of the European Union), will try to solve the problem of illegal migrants through labeling legal citizens and taking control over the movement of people in public places. This will reduce the number of crimes committed in public places,
# society # privacy
2030 Shanghai
Big Data ... Big Brother?
The advantage of Big Data compared to traditional scientific methods is obvious, however, there are justified concerns that their application will lead to total surveillance and violation of civil liberties. Confidentiality and security of personal information is not guaranteed, not only online, but
# privacy # society
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