How Our World Will Change by 2099 According to a Futurologist Whose Predictions Come True in 86% of Cases

Have you ever wondered when robots will become as regular an item in our homes as a fridge, for example? Ray Kurzweil doesn’t make guesses — he names the year. And it’s 2027. What makes him so sure? Ray Kurzweil is an inventor, futurologist, and author. He’s also employed by Google to “work on new projects involving machine learning and language processing.” Ray is famous for his scientific forecasts, and some of them have already come true. For example, he predicted the Soviet Union dissolution, a computer victory over the best chess players in the world, the appearance of digital assistants (such as Siri and Alexa), and virtual and augmented reality systems.

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