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2040 Toronto

Your future robot colleagues

Ethical questions arise as robots and automation increasingly join the workplace. Should you be polite to your AI assistant? Why are we all too trusting of robots? Engineers are even working on ways to use robots’ ethical mistakes as a way for the robots to create new versions of themselves. Explore

# AI # robots

2050 Osaka-Wan

Can machines outsmart us?

Are we capable of telling machines apart from humans? Some evidence suggests we’re surprisingly easy to fool. And now with the advanced ways machines are learning and their startling results, we must ask questions about our relationship with artificial intelligence of the future. Listen to Fast

# AI # robots

2040 Jakarta

Almost all the service industry falls on the shoulders of AI today. In beauty salons, robot stylists can give you a haircut just like a famous influencer, or make-up from the latest season of a popular TV series, in a matter of minutes. Schools, colleges and institutes have robot teachers, and you won’t

# human # robots

2050 Quezon City

Pandemics, remote work services and AI have changed the common appearance of the medicine. If you feel sick, there is no need to visit health clinics with their numerous cabinets, labs and crowds of other sick people (inter-hospital spread of infections was one of the greatest dangers in previous years).

# gadgets # medicine # robots

2030 California

Antiviral Sputnik

In the past, space tech was unique and classified, so it was hard for an outsider to discover vulnerabilities in space control systems. That’s why hacker attacks on such targets were largely unsuccessful. The situation changed in the 2020s. In modern spacecraft, unique analog devices of

# gadgets # robots # space

2040 Sao Paulo

Can you imagine what a visit to the doctor’s would look like in 20 or 30 years? It’s highly likely that, in the future, it will be very different to what we experience now. Medical technologies are developing rapidly and already actively helping doctors to make diagnoses. But what further

# medicine # robots

2040 Tokyo

Automation will increasingly make the human labor force obsolete. If we want to avoid a horrible dystopia, we need to keep humans in the economy without jobs. UBI (Universal Basic Income) is an obvious solution, but a very flawed one I think. South Korea is working on another solution, "Robot Taxes",

# government # robots

2040 Dusseldorf

Traditionally, sport is a competition between human athletes. In the future, we imagine that there will be five categories of athletes likely defined by the rules of a sport. 1) Able-bodied, unassisted athletes. The first category of athletes — able-bodied and unassisted — will most probably

# robots # sport

2050 San-Franсisсo

By 2050, autonomous robots are commonplace but rarely used in the military due to their cold and unpredictable nature. Only humans seem mentally and morally fit to make the hardest military decisions. That being said, humans still fight wars – just not directly. Combining the values of human

# robots # society

2030 Canberra

Micro sized drones will be invented by mid 2020s based on insect biology and mechanics. The military will want to weaponize it but international treaties will be quickly signed to prevent it. The future drones will be equipped with sensors and be used to turn garbage into micro sized particles. These

# nature # robots

2050 Columbus

By 2050 virtually all delivery and hazardous environment operations will be conducted either by automated drones or telepresence. It is quite likely that sensors built into apparel will allow fast and intuitive control of such drones for everything from surgery and bomb disposal to controlling robots

# robots

2050 Birmingham

Machine learning enabled by the ever increasing number-crunching power of computers, is a potentially stupendous breakthrough. That is why, by the year 2050, machines will take over much of the work of manufacturing and retail distribution. They can replace many white-collar jobs: routine legal work

# society # work # robots

2050 Coral island

Drone hunting, Robin Hood style

As a number of drones grew, people got tired of these flying bots used for spying and advertising. Imagine a butterfly that hangs right before your face while targeting your eyes with stereoscopic commercials! The first cases of drone hunting were plain self-defense but soon it turned into a sort of

# robots # society

2040 Moscow

Households will see the appearance of robot garbage collectors that "manually" sort rubbish, flattening, weighing, dehumidifying, and packaging it in the process. Garbage is given a marketable look. When sufficient quantity for a sale is reached, the robot automatically makes a deal with a private company

# city # robots

2050 Moscow

In 2050, remote working and telecommuting are finally legalized in most professions, even emergency paramedics (yes, this job still cannot be assigned to AI). When the call comes, the doctor puts on a set of VR glasses and gloves, and inhabits a robot avatar. The doctor sees with robot eyes and controls

# city # medicine # robots

2050 Singapore

No, it’s not a Robo-Godzilla emerging from the deep to destroy Singapore, it is an underwater robot station belonging to the Oceanic research centre. It is shaped like Merlion — Singapore’s symbol — a lion with the head of a fish. The

# nature # robots

2040 Singapore

Drones have started to play an even more important role in people’s lives. Now they carry out even the most mundane tasks. For example, an umbrella drone can be rented in any part of the city. You just place an order — and the robot will fly over to you in a few minutes. A smart umbrella floats above

# city # robots

2040 Singapore

Robots now handle all the cleaning work a big city could possibly require. Upon picking up any rubbish they come across, they immediately sort it and send it to special recycling plants.

# city # robots

2040 Singapore

Robotics and artificial intelligence have become so advanced that human intervention into their daily activity is rarely required. Nonetheless, there are still some tasks that need a human operator and, in this case, the system transfers control to a human. The person’s movements are then scanned by

# medicine # robots

2040 Singapore

Robo-bugs maintaining order

By 2040, the drone-watchdogs overseeing public order in Singapore have become smaller. Now they are more like robotic ‘bugs’, equipped with an impressive array of cameras and sensors. These flying observers can pass through the smallest of gaps and constantly send information to the main city observation

# city # robots

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