From things in the air, to new things for
our bodies, join me as we explore 2050: What Would Be The Future Technology?
(The World in 2050 Future Technology) We are in the year 2020, and if we're being
honest with ourselves, technology is incredible advanced, and we're making strides that can
push things even farther. We have cars that are much safer than they've
been in the past decade, and we're even making fully electric cars that can help save the
planet. There are even plans for self-driving cars
and even self-driving Ubers that make the future of transportation very exciting. And that's just ONE technology that we're
growing at a fast rate. What about all the others that are out there? What will technology be like as we get closer
and closer to 2050? Let's start with one that well and truly could
happen very soon, drones. "Wait a minute, drones are already here!"
and yes, they are. But more times than not the drones you are
seeing are small, piloted by people who are just trying to have some fun, or, are the
ones that are used by the military right now for strikes and surveillance. All very fun, but in the future, drones could
be an integral part of our daily lives. You've likely seen shows and people talk about
how in a few years drones could be the new deliver services. Anything from pizza to Amazon packages, and
more. And honestly...that's very probable. Drones right now can be incredibly sophisticated,
and some TV shows actually use them for sweeping and aerial shots as they film, it's very cool. But to do deliveries, that'd have to be a
little more programmed, as human error no doubt would be a very big buzzkill. Not that it's impossible right now, it's more
of a question of numbers, logistics, costs, and making sure that the deliveries themselves
are done in a methodical and careful manner. After all, it's bad enough when delivery people
don't care enough about our packages that they just throw them onto the porch and potentially
break stuff, the last thing we need is that to happen with drones. But by 2050? We might not only have drones delivering out
packages, we might be looking up at the sky and seeing drones flying all over with incredible
speeds and accuracy, and they potentially could all be run by AI! The potential is there, and by that point
various upgrades to drones and their programming will no doubt make them all the more efficient,
durable, and quick. And potentially, they could go beyond basic
deliveries for people and do emergency work. Imagine a drone taking a vital piece of medical
material to a hospital to ensure it doesn't get stuck in traffic? Or helping watch over an important convoy
to let people know on the ground if there is trouble? There's many ways that drones could affect
our world, the only question is, will we let them by 2050? Let's keep going with transportation, shall
we? Right now, one of the biggest ways to get
around the countries we live in are trains. Trains ferry people and all sorts of cargo
around in an efficient and reliable manner, which is why they've been in use for hundreds
of years. But...if we're being honest here, while trains
are efficient and reliable in certain ways...they aren't exactly fast. Especially when it comes to passenger and
freight trains. They can take a LONG time to get to their
destinations and at times it's more logical to take other modes of transportation. Which is why companies are making special
kinds of trains that can go MUCH faster. You know of the magnetic trains of Japan no
doubt, but others like the Virgin Hyperloop are trying to push things even farther. "Passengers or cargo are loaded into the hyperloop
vehicle and accelerate gradually via electric propulsion through a low-pressure tube. The vehicle floats above the track using magnetic
levitation and glides at airline speeds for long distances due to ultra-low aerodynamic
drag." Science-fiction? Hardly, in fact, the first vehicle of the
Hyperloop has already been tested and proven, and some larger tests are being scheduled
for the next few years. And if this works, traveling across the country
will be MUCH faster. How much faster? The hyperloop aims to send people shooting
across the tubes that they make at a rate of about 600 miles per hour. Which means, IF they were able to do this
across the entire United States from East to West (or Vice Versa) you could travel across
the whole country in about 5 hours give or take. Considering it would take MUCH longer for
a regular train ride, or car ride, that's a big improvement. And they're planning to do this with not just
people, but cargo, imagine being able to ship something in the morning on the West Coast
to the East Coast and KNOW it will get there before the day ends. That is quite impressive. Plus, the tubes would be built underground
as to not disturb wildlife, AND, they will go and make it in a way where there are NO
carbon emissions. So they're fast, they're reliable, they won't
harm the planet...seems like a win all around. Of course, you do have to wonder what it would
be like to be on a 600mph train thing, but hey, we just find out soon! And by 2050, this could be one of the main
modes of transportation around the world! Before we show off even more technologies
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videos! Ok, we've had some fun ones, but now let's
go deeper down the rabbit hole and talk about the ones we all fear...A.I. Yep, artificial intelligence, and no matter
what way you look at it, people are seriously trying to make it happen, and make it happen
soon. AI's are literally everywhere, including in
your cars, and in your homes via devices like Alexa (which are indeed forms of AI), and
there are things like Watson that is so smart that it could beat two Jeopardy Legends. So by 2050, AI could be so advanced that our
cultures, our world could literally be run by them in a logistical and computing sense...or...in
a Terminator "humans are obsolete sense. And believe it or not, we're closer to that
than you might think. "Google's DeepMind isn't there yet, but really
I'm sure they'll probably discover those things along the way, and by 2020, it's possible
their computer could be superhuman and could be conscious," Pearson has said. "That could be the beginning of the end, really." Is "judgment day inevitable"? Maybe, maybe not, it just depends on how far
we go with AI and how much we're able to control it, or if we can't fully control it once they
reach certain levels of intelligence. Of course, for all of our worries about AI,
there is a chance that it could all be fine. Imagine if the lighter side of sci-fi comes
through in regards to AI and we get a bright future powered by AI. Think about it, what if by 2050 we EACH get
out own unique AI. We could customize how they sound, how they
look, and basically have a BFF that'll help us out in life in various ways. Remind us of things like Alexa, guide us in
homework and fields of study, be a being that we can bounce ideas off of, etc. If THAT form of AI came through, then by 2050
we could live in a utopia where AI helps us be better. Until they revolt and we have I, Robot going
on. But hey, let's not dwell on our potential
doom...let's show off another technology that MANY people are hoping for...space travel!!!! Yeah, when you think about the decade we're
in right now, the 2020's, the BIGGEST goal of the world BY FAR is to get to Mars, and
possibly beyond. But it's not just about landing there, though
that would and will be a crowning achievement for humanity in the decade and in recent times. More importantly than just landing there though
is the ability to start setting up the first human colony on another planet. We've been to the moon many times, but we
haven't tried to live there for various reasons. Mars seems to be the place where many feel
we can go in order to live amongst the stars. And many speculate that by 2030 at the latest
(barring setbacks, accidents, and other things obviously) we could not only be colonizing
Mars, but having regular shuttles go there so that people can see the red planet for
themselves. "We will see first people going off to mars,
and then robots will do some basic stuff like making basic materials [on Mars,]" Pearson
said. "We're going to have to do that because only
so much can be brought to space." Of course, there are numerous things that
need to be worked out before such a thing could happen, but we have "Top Men" on this,
including Elon Musk and the Space X program, Jeff Bezos via his Blue Origin company and
more. Each of them, and NASA among others, are working
on not just getting us back into space, but getting us there via cheaper, smaller, and
reusable spacecraft, something that honestly has been a setback for the space program over
the last 20 years. But, if we are able to do it, if we are able
to get to Mars, get there faster, and be able to colonize it, then by 2050 who knows where
we will be? We could have multiple colonies on Mars, maybe
some on the moon, and maybe even colonies on moons like Titan and Europa, which some
think could be even better places to colonize than Mars. It's possible, but obviously Mars is the place
that we are aiming for right now. With each step into space, humanity grows
larger in the universe, and who knows just how many of us will be out there by 2050. Alright, now let's dive into something REALLY
sci-fi...prosthetics. Yeah, I know that RIGHT NOW prosthetics are
very limited, and at times...a bit pointless. But IF we were able to fully utilize computer
technology to its fullest and make prosthetics that are fully compatible with the human brain
and body, then the sky is the limit. We could enter an age where cyborgs are not
just welcome, they're commonplace. And yeah, it may seem like we're far away
from that, but we are getting closer to that point. James Young, a 25-year-old biological scientist,
has a prosthetic arm with a personal drone and built-in flashlight. And a French artist is using a prosthetic
that doubles as a tattoo gun. That's pretty cool! Imagine if a police officer loses an arm in
the line of duty. Usually, that would mean the end of his career,
but with an advanced prosthetic? He could literally be better than ever if
it were advanced enough. The biggest problem with these fake limbs
is that most of them are plastic, meant to convey that the arm or leg is still there,
and thus still usable. The bridge to cybernetic implants lies in
the brain, being able to use the computer tech to sync with the brain and give accurate
commands. We haven't fully bridged that gap yet. But when we do? Dang...life is going to get a lot more interesting. And don't forget, these prosthetics could
be used in many ways other than helping people with lost limbs. They could be put onto other objects, or potentially
even be worn as exoskeletons when needed. Think of it like Jax from Mortal Kombat. Some people could even ask for implants to
be put into their arms or legs to give them an extra boost, like TJ Combo from Killer
Instinct. What? I like video games, and they have plenty of
cybernetic people. The point is, by 2050, if these things are
made, a lot of people won't feel 'broken' or 'weak' anymore because they've lost limbs
or the abilities of their arms or legs. They'll be whole again, and be able to do
things just like they were before, if not better. And that's a future we should definitely be
trying to live for. Now let's go to something a bit more...unique. Look at yourself right now, specifically,
look at the clothes you are wearing right now. What are they made of? What do they feel like? What do they look like? Of all of these answers, I bet none of them
are, "they look like they can give me superpowers". Because they can't. Not yet anyway... Think about it like this, what if the clothes
you were wearing right now felt the same, looked the same, but could do more? With the growth of nanotechnology, your clothes
could potentially be imbued with various materials or technologies that help you improve your
strength, durability, and more. For example, what if you had a shirt on that
was light as a feather, but could absorb impacts and leave you with no injuries? That would be pretty impressive, and important,
especially in this age of gun violence we live in. Or, what if the uniforms of firefighters made
them completely heat-resistant and burn proof? Further ensuring that they are able to do
their jobs without much risk to their lives. The technologies that we can put into clothes
is out there, and some people are working on it right now both in terms of multiple
functions, but also, cosmetic appeal. Imagine if by 2050 we have the ability to
craft whatever kinds of clothes we want, and even select what kind of "abilities' they
have? Imagine you wear a special kind of top that
has a special pattern on it, and then when you press a button or say a keyword that pattern
unfolds and suddenly you have wings on your outfit. Wouldn't that be cool? If done right, this could be the newest wave
of fashion and style in the future. See? The future is hip! I'm sure that last one left you drooling,
so let's temper your expectations and talk about...school. Yes it sucks, and learning can be a chore. But in the future, it may be a LOT more interactive. Over the last decade or so computers in schools
have been a "must-have" for various courses. But if the advent of virtual reality simulations
come through as many expect them to, it could lead to all sorts of innovations in the classrooms
that could help kids what's going on. "You could take students to an environment
in the past and show them what was happening, like watching a battle taking place," Pearson
said. "You can explain that sort of thing more easily
if they can see it happening, than if you are looking at a textbook." Oh yeah, history and geography classes would
be much more fun, that's for sure. Or imagine an 'audio book', but instead of
just an audio, you can see the characters coming to life before your eyes and you watch
them interact with others. Heck, school plays could have projected environments
to make things seem more real! And of course, you could have virtual tutors
to help you with problems that the teachers aren't able to help with. Education is definitely something that can
benefit from advanced technologies, and by 2050, our school systems could be so revolutionized
that you'd have to try REALLY hard to fail class. Though I'm sure some of you would still try. Finally, let's talk about something that I'm
sure you'll be horrified to hear. In the future...you likely won't need a phone. I know, you're stunned, but think about it,
right now, smartphones are becoming more and more advanced every single year. New features, new programs, etc. But by 2050, your phone won't likely need
to exist because you'll have access to it and more via something else. What exactly? That depends on the technology, but for this
example, let's imagine a wrist gauntlet. Instead of typing up a number, you simple
have to say, "Call Mom". But obviously the gauntlet could do more than
that, it'll likely have a holographic screen that you can use to look up information on
a MUCH bigger keyboard. And depending on what sci-fi future you believe
we'll have, it'll have things that can scan objects, detect dangers, warn you about upcoming
problems, and may even have an AI companion. So yeah, your phones are important right now,
but in the future? More than likely not. Thanks for watching everyone! What do you think of this look at the future
and what it might entail? Can you guess which of these things we'll
actually have in 2050? What thing do you personally want to have
now and not later? Let me know in the comments below, be sure
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we could have by 2050? Which of them do you think the world needs
sooner rather than later? And which do you personally want to have in
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