The world in 2050: Top 20 future technology

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The extraordinary convergence of cutting-edge technology that will drive innovation, improve lives, and address pressing global concerns will shape the world in 2050. These innovations may alter industries, revolutionise healthcare, advance science more quickly, and create a more integrated and sustainable society.

Major tech corporations have already started formal attempts to create the first artificial general intelligence by the year 2050. These projects have received billions of dollars in funding, and a sizable full-time workforce is working on them. It will likely take 10 to 20 years to finish these extremely complicated projects.

In the future decades, it is anticipated that this progress will provide technologies that are indistinguishable from magic, particularly when combined with the exponentially increasing processing capacity of conventional and quantum computers. In this video, We are discussing The world in 2050: Top 20 future technology

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