How do you imagine social interactions within 10 years, taking into consideration the impact of technology in human relations?

1. 12 WAYS TECHNOLOGY
WILL IMPACT SOCIAL
INTERACTION IN 10 YEARS
By: Laila Sedky

2. 12. TRANSPORTATION
The speed of the transition to AI-guided transport may catch the
public by surprise. Self-driving vehicles will be widely adopted by
2020, and it won’t just be cars — driverless delivery trucks,
autonomous delivery drones, and personal robots will also be
commonplace. The impact on social interaction is mobility and
the accessibility to destinations with the last stress.

3. 11. EMPLOYMENTAI is more likely to replace tasks rather than jobs in the near term, and it will
also create new jobs and markets, even if it’s hard to imagine what those will
be right now. While it may reduce incomes and job prospects, increasing
automation will also lower the cost of goods and services, effectively making
everyone richer.Jobs are changing as well now. They are becoming borderless
and more about gigs. How do we change the concept of CV. Because more and
more and in the future people won't be staying in jobs with big multinational
for 3-5 years. People will sign on for an interesting project for a few months
and move on. How do we adapt to those people. The gig economy.

4. 10. ROBOTIC
COLLABORATIONWhere once limited to fixed locations such as factory assembly
lines, the development of high-quality electric motors, and
low-cost navigation systems have caused an exponential
increase in the number of flying, driving, and swimming
robotic systems. In almost all cases their main benefit is that a
person does not need to place themselves in a potentially risky
situation to either gather the same data or execute a task.

5. 9. MOBILETechnology is familiar to us all and has already transformed
thousands of processes such as calling a taxi, or accessing
schematics on a job site. In ten years, our grandchildren will
laugh as we try to explain what a boarding pass was, or how we
went to a store to buy music, or to a bank to get cash—whatever
cash was. Even physical passports may have disappeared.

6. 8. TOYSTraditional toys will be replaced with 3D printing
toys at home. Imagine printing your own toys at
home. Or watching your child have a one-on-one
chat with her favorite TV character. These are just
a few of the exciting changes that could be in your
family's future.

7. 7. DIGITAL
BUTLERSSmarter and more human-like versions
will access information (in suggesting
restaurants, news stories, hotels, and
shopping sites) and communicate that we
will solely trust them versus other humans.

8. 6. DISEASES
PREVENTABLE
A human genome engineering platform
will make it possible to modify disease-
carrying genes and prevent conditions
like Type I Diabetes.

9. 5. EDUCATIONThe line between the classroom and individual learning will be i by 2030.
Massive open online courses (MOOCs) will interact with intelligent tutors
and other AI technologies to allow personalized education at scale. Not only
are online courses a way of the future, the way of learning is changing as
well. People need to be willing to constantly develop because by the time you
graduate from school the skills that you've learned will be obsolete within 12
months. So it's creating two types of people, those who are willing to adapt
and develop themselves by learning new things and those who want to keep
doing what they know what to do. That 2nd group will not survive.

10. 4. BIO
TECHNOLOGY
Bionic hand controlled by brain signals allow
people without fingers to have fully
functional hands that can pick up and handle
delicate objects. It is completely controlled by
the brain and requires no surgery.

11. 3. ARCHITECTURE
Revolving tower in Dubai is going to be made
of 59 independently rotating modules/floors so
that inhabitants will have a constantly
shifting view of the outside world and is
pollution free energy.

12. 2. BLOCKCHAINBlock chain is a digital ledger that records financial
transactions. Financial services companies, are testing it as a way
to remove clearinghouses and other intermediaries from financial
transactions. For example; Dubai smart government is already
using blockchain to streamline everything. They've done a pilot
project with banks and leasing agents so now all of it can be done
through an app, when you go to rent an apartment, your loan and
credit history and residency is already on the app.

13. 1. PUBLIC SAFETY
AND SECURITYBy 2030 cities are likely to rely heavily on AI technologies to detect and predict
crime. Automatic processing of CCTV and drone footage will make it possible to
rapidly spot anomalous behavior. This will not only allow law enforcement to react
quickly but also forecast when and where crimes will be committed. Fears that bias
and error could lead to people being unduly targeted are justified, but well-thought-
out systems could actually counteract human bias and highlight police malpractice.

14. “The past is behind, learn from it. The
future is ahead, prepare for it. The
present is here, live it.
-Thomas S. Monson