I just wrote a blog on BEGINNIE and wanted to share it with my steemit friends . The blog is about How Technology Will Change The Future In Next Decade.Hope you guys like it.

Driverless cars to account for 10% of all cars in the US:

Driverless cars have engendered a plethora of interest, since they promise to increment safety and cut down on deleterious emissions. That’s why astronomically immense techno companies and automakers like Toyota are already making prototype cars that drive themselves. It will probably be by 2026 that 1 in 10 of us will own one of these incredible contrivances.

10% GDP to be stored with Blockchain Technology:

Currently the digital Bitcoin currency in blockchain technology accounts for 0.025% of ecumenical GDP, yet this is expected to elevate to 10% by 2027. Anon, then, lots of the world’s wealth will be digitally stored on computers, as we dolefully wave goodbye to old hard currencies.

30% of business audits to be performed by AI:

Though once we believed that only blue-collar jobs were in peril thanks to AI, that was only the commencement. By 2025 30% of all corporate audits will be executed by AI, leaving less jobs at the top table for highly eligible white-collar graduates. This is how much the world is set to transmute.

5% of consumer products to be 3D Printed:

The cost of 3D printers, and the tasks they can perform, is expected to rapidly vicissitude in the next few years. This will enable minuscule start-ups to manufacture their own engenderments at home on demand, making engenderment much more facile than it currently is. Things will be engendered and disseminated more expeditious than ever afore.

Internet access to be considered a human right:

Immensely colossal tech giants like Facebook and Google are pioneering endeavors to spread internet access to remote places via drones, satellites and balloons. Anon, the conception of being without internet will so shock people that they will injuctively authorize to never be without it again. It will become politically compulsory for nations to promise perpetual aeonian online access, as if it were a human right.

Wearables and Embedded Technology:

Wearable tech will be integrated into our glasses, attire, shoes, and even purses and bookbags. Sure, these contrivances will still be able to avail you track your steps, but more importantly, they’ll store your ecumenical payment chips. As long as tech finds the balance between where we are now and enhancing our lives, people will be more keen on adopting and integrating it into their routine.

80% of humans will have a Digital Presence:

Many people already spend a moiety of their day ‘in’ the cyber world, and futurists believe this activity is only going to increment, with people subsisting as much online as they do off. This will of course avail connect people that are physically thousands of miles apart in such a way that they scarcely feel anything dissevering them.

1 Trillion Sensors to be Online:

Sensors are getting so frugal, and computers so puissant that anon there’ll be remotely any reason for any electronic contrivance (or otherwise) not to be wired to the cyber world. This’ll designate that we’ll be able to perceive our environment digitally as well as or perhaps even better than we can physically.

Virtual Auxiliaries Everywhere:

Siri, Google Assistant, and Microsoft Cortana have brought voice-apperception virtual auxiliaries to the masses. In the next 10 years, we’ll visually perceive massive ameliorations in how they’re able to interact with people, what they’re capable of doing for you, and where you can utilize them (tabletop home & office contrivances like Alexa should become very prevalent).

True Anti-Aging Medicine:

Advances in medicine driven by technology and incremented demand from an aging boomer generation are driving research into dozens of promising avenues for reducing, maybe even ceasing human aging. A good example was Dr. Elizabeth Parrish lengthening her Telomeres utilizing a retroviral distribution system back in 2016.

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