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FBN’s Shibani Joshi on IBM’s predictions for the five technologies that will gain traction in the next five years.
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-- today's tech connect IBM releasing its annual list of five technologies that will gain traction over the next five years.
So what is the tech giant predicting.
We'll get this first.
Junk email will become important the highly disregarded messages will now become more personalized.
And relevant to your daily life he can't really call it junk -- -- anymore.
Next is that there'll be no -- digital divide but the poorest people having seen access to information.
As wealthy people I think that's overall a good thing and get ready for this Charles mind reading is in next prediction IBM saying that scientists are already.
I'm not really -- on -- I don't want to know.
I don't want.
-- -- There are let's leave it insider where it is.
The company also believes passwords will cease to exist with facial recognition technology retinal scans and voice filing.
Taking their place thank -- because I can't remember any of my passwords and finally what else there's IBM expect to see.
In the next five years.
People power the company predicting the capturing of kinetic energy will help power our homes -- -- -- in your backyard chiles and any keep your life threatening.
I think it all sounds like the forerunner to the matrix -- Leon and that's.
