According to Whedon's vision, "nothing will change in the future: technology will advance, but we will still have the same political, moral, and ethical problems as today".
Moreover, proponents argue that in the future technology will allow bigger screens, faster data and some sort of easy way to enter text -- possibly voice recognition.
Future technology will intimately interact with the cells of our bodies, exchanging information chemically, electrically, mechanically, and optically.
It doesn't require much of a crystal ball to realize that for the foreseeable future, technology will continue to power wealth creation.
Acorn computer inventor Herman Hauser has been talking about how he thinks future technology will develop, including robots that can learn to ride a unicycle faster than a human.
In the future technology will help crack the adherence challenge by providing patients with the support, knowledge and feedback they need to follow their care plans.
While we cannot predict the exact development of the future technically feasible, we can predict the area of where future technology will become feasible.
If I'm right about the future, technology will destroy bad old jobs faster than it creates good new ones — and this should be a good thing, a cause for celebration.
What future technology will be able to extract from our genetic blueprints, we just don't know.
I imagine in the future technology will become faster and faster, and then I will be able to make animation, which is still a slow process, faster, and share more of those stories with the world.
