How has technology changed in the last 20 years and how will it change in the next 20 years?

2038 - If the discovery of energy is sufficiently large, we may see some magical skill at this point and expand the development of industry and economy.

The future is 2043 - 25 years - the economy is expected to grow rapidly at this moment - I will be only 60 years old / younger

Because of the rapid and rapid change in technology and service, our organization and community can not find textbooks in the next step. Over the next seven years, we expect to see more changes in network equipment, global data, and computing power than in the past 20 years. For me, this will bring some excitement. How will we maintain how we want to be as an individual, a country, a world and adapt it to this rapidly changing thing? The root of the words "expert knowledge" and "experimental" "ex exia" means to get out of danger, the US was born in autonomous experiments and had "dangerous" experience in the past 240 years.

To preview the results of this article, my overall assessment is that technical changes related to military innovation may become faster and more important in the next 20 years than in the past 20 years. It is worth noting that the pace of rapid computer innovation is likely to make the next 20 years revolutionary over the previous two years. The dynamics of robotics and cybersecurity discussed here may only be intensified. Modern military organizations may use them more completely. They are likely to expand into the field of artificial intelligence (AI) in an important way. At least research in the past 20 years seems to indicate the possibility of this acceleration. This is especially true given the fact that many countries (most notably China and Russia too) have resources to compete with Western countries for military innovation.

In the past two decades, information technology has revolutionized our work and lifestyle. With new technological advances in artificial intelligence (AI), robotics engineering, the Internet's (IoT), autonomous vehicles, 3D printing, nanotechnology, biotechnology, materials science, energy storage, and quantum computing, the next 20 years Will evolve dramatically (Klaus) Schwab - "The Fourth Industrial Revolution"). According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OCED), the growth of developed countries will be "weak" in the next 50 years, inequality will increase by 40%. Klaus Schwab stated that these four traditional attributes are symbol of the middle class; education, health, pensions, and homeownership - all of which are poorly performing and worse than inflation