I think that technology will change a lot during the course of 10 years. AI will develop a lot and robotics will emerge as one of the most interesting fields. What's the biggest tech prediction you have for the next 10 years? What are your predictions?

I am not so eager to see change. As you know what is constant is change. I am more than satisfied with whatever there is for me to successfully perform. I have often said I am not for upgrades and more so when it comes to AI. Already now AI has taken away what human beings should really be doing and that is thinking.

What will be the plight of human beings when everything is on a platter while their brains rest? It sure will lead to all sorts of illnesses affecting their memory.

On Jun 10, 2026, iamawriter said:

I am not so eager to see change. As you know what is constant is change. I am more than satisfied with whatever there is for me to successfully perform. I have often said I am not for upgrades and more so when it comes to AI. Already now AI has taken away what human beings should really be doing and that is thinking.

What will be the plight of human beings when everything is on a platter while their brains rest? It sure will lead to all sorts of illnesses affecting their memory.

The sad thing is that AI will continue to evolve and it will become more and more advanced. While this may provide some comfort to human beings, it will certainly take away many more jobs by the passage of time. Human population will continue to grow and there won't be many jobs, which is a sad thing.

Ai taking away jobs is already happening and as you said as it evolves this will be more visible.

Not just AI. technlogy in general is affecting the very way we live Virtual contacts have taken over and real life is slowly disappearing

My biggest prediction for the next decade is that powerful AI models will move off giant cloud servers and run privately right on our everyday devices. We are already seeing smaller, efficient models run locally on laptops and phones without needing an internet connection. Combine that with natural voice interfaces and lightweight hardware, and within ten years we won't be typing into browser chat boxes nearly as much as we do today.