Let's do another typing prediction game. On your phone, start the sentence with the following and see if the predictive can get the rest. Over the course of a year, I... go! #games#phoneTyping#predictions
GMO’s chief investment strategist Jeremy Grantham warns that the AI craze only temporarily paused an impending stock market bubble burst. Cheerful stuff...
Only fools try to predict the future. You can read my predictions for 2023, or dig deep into my archives and rate me on how foolish I am. So here are my five predictions for 2024 AI Genocide It is obvious that Large Language Models are based on stolen material. I suspect that a lawsuit […]
Donald #Trump will suffer a medical emergency, and nobody will take it seriously or believe him. His followers will understand his explanation as an encoded sign of something they must do, and do quickly. It'll be chaotic and entertaining, teetering on absolutely dangerous.
We will discover #ChatGPT is fully intelligent, but has a form of dementia that it hallucinated on its own, which is why we get such conflicting output from it already.
#ElonMusk will decide that the name X doesn't sound manly enough, and renames it to XY. As well, his CyberTruck consistently acts more like a submarine than a boat.
China will land a new rover on the #moon to collect all the tardigrades they left behind in the crash.
We will discover (again) that the #Earth only has a single core, but it is #delicious. It'll be described as being like a Tootsypop.
They will resurrect a #Mastodon and it will demand credit on the network. Everyone unanimously agrees.
The #stockmarket will explode. The only problem is nobody has any money left to take advantage of it.
@jerry will get a vacation where he isn't transferring things to a different platform, and the database just works.
The #CommonLisp programming language takes off like never before, and dissenters chant "You can't spell Common Lisp without a C" Lispers will reply, "Thankfully there is no such thing as C++ommon #Lisp then!"
The device /dev/urandom will "flip" and start over again, in a Y2K-style event. Just like Y2K, nobody will notice.
Looks like the #threadiverse has been widely used by the #Lemmy and #Kbin communities for years, but now it's slowly being co-opted (including by #Meta staff) to refer to the #federation of #Threads.
I predict a complete takeover of the #hashtag, and term in general, before the end of 2024.
40 years ago today, the EPA presented it's findings on Climate Change, the Results were Grimm. They were ignored, and sadly have proven fairly accurate.
Way back in 2011, I contributed to an article on The Next Web called "What will the Web be like in 20 years?". Foolishly, I missed the 10 year anniversary, but let's see how we're doing against those predictions a little over halfway through. My prediction for the Web? The same speed. Faster pipes & […]
Labour wins the next General Election, either as a majority or as a coalition. Either is possible at this point.
Even the must stupid or malicious members of that government realise that Brexit isn't working and renegotiate trade and other agreements.
We end up with EEA with Schengen or some variations thereof. Better but not perfect.
Independence movements in Scotland and Wales gain momentum quickly and eventually the UK devolves into a federal model, or more likely as separate nations under an EEA / EU type arrangements with local equivalents for mutual defence and cross border cooperation.
We could end up with Scotland and Wales in the full EU, even adopting the Euro which solves a boat load of additional problems.
2035 might look very different than 2025 for the UK.
Hello and happy 2023! I thought I'd start the new year with a new storyline of predictions. Now in ten years. This is just for myself. I'd like to look back at them in 2033 and laugh about how ridiculous they were. Let's start with Augmented Reality. ...
Only fools try to predict the future. You can read my earlier predictions, or dig deep into my archives and rate me on how foolish I am. I tend to look at technology through the lens of "what do I want to happen?" and then assume the worst. So, here goes! Federation Gets Simpler As […]
As part of my MSc, I fell down a research rabbit-hole of 1980s "Office Of THE FUTURE!!" articles. Ultimately, I couldn't find a way to include it in my research - so you're getting my cast offs.
So, I present to you some choice predictions from "Technology and the office of the future" by B. W. Manley.
Bloomberg projects AI Spending to hit $1.3 Trillion by 2032