Robotics, 4 trends that will shape 2025
Adaptive AI, advanced sensors, zero-trust and modularity: these are the trends that outline the future of robotics, between innovation and safety.
1998, the US predictions of the former KGB analyst: 'it will be divided into 6 parts'
Igor Panarin's US predictions: an America divided into 6 republics by 2010. The vision shocked the Russian and American establishments.
The future of our "great-grandchildren": the predictions (correct and incorrect) of The Jetsons
From flying cars to smartwatches, the Jetsons anticipated a lot. But on work and gender roles, the Jetsons failed.
The news we expect from 2024: it will be a year you won't believe
Some news expected in 2024: progress in AI, advanced robotics in the factory, new frontiers between space and telecommunications and more
End of humanity, the 14 traps that no one dares face
A new study warns: 14 evolutionary traps could trap humanity in a dead end.
The crazy race of renewables: the world can triple them, here is the super report
New analysis highlights that many countries are already beyond their 2030 targets: the renewables race could become exponential growth
1957, when Monsanto and Disney imagined the house of the future
Between ultrasonic dishwashers and Formica worktops, Monsanto had a House of the Future inside Disneyland. What happened to that vision?
Even the giants "fail": 5 sensationally wrong prophecies about the future
From Ballmer predicting the failure of the iPhone to Metcalfe predicting the collapse of the Internet: 5 stories of failed tech prophecies
Newton, the “conspiracy” genius, predicted the Apocalypse in 2060
Not only scientific discoveries: Newton also delighted in predicting the end of the world, inspired by passages in the Bible.
10 incredible predictions of the future
What will the future hold for us? It is a question that has always been asked. Here are 10 predictions of the future centered in full by illustrious characters
The future of the world as seen since 1922: wireless phones, long flights and more
The future of the world seen a hundred years ago: not so different, not so exciting. Can we sincerely blame our ancestors?
The future of large digital industries
Let's take a look at some of the digital industries of the future and how they are evolving.
10 predictions about the future for 2022. Come and deny them (in a year)
Here are my predictions for a very near future: that of 2022. Another year of technological innovations: let's see how many I will 'get it right'.
Yuval Harari warns: they can hack humans
The social philosopher is very clear about artificial intelligence: for Yuval Harari its indiscriminate development will allow companies to literally hack people.
Wayforward Machine, the Internet reveals its future (and it is scary)
A world more closed than ever, and pervasive censorship even on the web: this is the gloomy future hypothesized (to shout for help) by the Internet Archive.
Pentagon tests AI capable of predicting events 'days in advance'
The US tests a mechanism that crosses tides of data to produce scenarios in real time, and predict their development in advance.
2020 for neuroscience, longevity and AI, and the year to come
Neuroscience on shields in 2020: in the year in which "science" rhymes with "virus", there are many crucial and often overlooked researches.
If cinema designs tomorrow: here are the films about the future
Here is a brief summary of the "reflections of tomorrow" for as many films on the future pulled out of the entertainment industry. In parentheses, what they anticipated and predicted.
Will it be a better world in 2030? New forecasts for the future.
The pandemic did not erase the future, it "only" changed it. For this reason, the forecasts for the future also change: but in 2030 the world still seems pink.
Coronavirus and food, the future of catering
For some time to come, the future of coronavirus-based catering will see neither the same cover nor the same revenue. Here are plans B.
20 years ago a magazine told us: here are the forecasts for the next millennium
A magazine 20 years ago, on the eve of 1997, lined up the most appropriate list of predictions for 2020. And some solemn nonsense. Here's how they saw us.
