The report predicts future technological advancements and their implications for society, covering a broad range of topics from AI to space travel.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | BT Group |
| Authors: | Ian Pearson, Ian Neild, Ian Neild & Ian Pearson |
| Time horizon: | 2100 |
| Geographic focus: | Global |
The research method involved compiling information from previous BT technology timelines, web sources, magazines, discussions with experts, and newsletters like the Harrow report and Peter Cochrane. The authors, Ian Neild and Ian Pearson, used this data to forecast possible future events and their implications.
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The 2005 BT Technology Timeline report, edited by Ian Neild and Ian Pearson, outlines potential future technological developments and their societal impacts. It includes predictions on artificial intelligence, biotechnology, energy, environment, home infrastructure, leisure, materials, robotics, security, and more. The timeline spans from 2006 to beyond 2100, suggesting advancements such as synthetic voices in pop bands, emotion-responsive toys, electronic prescriptions, and private space missions. It also addresses potential wild card events like asteroid impacts or global epidemics.
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Categories: 2100s time horizon | 2100 time horizon | English publication language | Global geographic scope | artificial intelligence | biotechnology | elections | energy | environment | infrastructure | leisure | materials | robotics | security | technology | timeline