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10-Year-Old Children Predict the Future

New York Times — Tech · · International · AI Governance

A survey or feature asked ten-year-old children across the United States to imagine daily life in 2050, with answers including robot butlers, underwater housing, and novelty consumer products like root beer perfume.

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