Friday, July 11, 2014

The Year 2025

I came across an insightful article entitled “The Biggest Internet Impacts by 2025 Good or bad, what do you expect to be the most significant?” This article offers great insight into the trends and changes we can expect to see in future years, which will ultimately affect the Internet.
The evolution of technology in general and the future of the Internet can influence how governments decide to make decisions and listen to its people. We cannot expect change in government decision making if we do not get involved and analyze the trends and uses we give the Internet of today.
Reading the full report conducted by Elon University, on how Internet experts project the role of the Internet by 2025 and the impact it will have on our political practices and our economy is crucial to understanding our role in the matter today. The main issue, whether for positive or negative, was about what people consider to be the most important general influence of our uses on the Internet between today and the year 2025.
 Among thousands of interviewed people the majority responded, that the Internet will be invisibly linked in everyday life; and that it would possibly be the same in the year 2025 as it is today or much more advanced, but it will certainly have millions more having access globally.
The range by which the Internet will increase globally will push technology to grow towards improved connectivity, allowing the development of further interactions and less ignorance.
The development of improved connectivity through the future of the Internet would foster improvements in the fields of artificial intelligence, and allow the rapid movement of massive volumes of information available to the masses, making individuals more aware of the world and their actions. Augmented reality and portable devices could be employed to record and stream quick feedback to others. Political action will be simplified and more nonviolent revolutions could take place. These are only a few of the positive changes with the collaboration of people sharing information for the good of others.
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