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AI and machine learning, which focuses on building algorithms and models, will continue to develop in various fields, such as healthcare, transport, finance and industry. Increasingly intelligent systems will lead to better predictions, more efficient solutions and more personalised services.AI and machine learning are already widely used in many areas such as image recognition, natural language processing, intelligent assistants (such as speech recognition) and predictive analytics. Future developments in quantum computing will revolutionise the computing world, providing enormous computing power and enabling complex problems to be solved by using quantum mechanics for computation instead of traditional binary systems.

Future innovations may include the development of more sustainable and versatile bio-based materials and new biotechnologies that enable more efficient use of biomass and other renewable resources for energy production.

New medical technologies such as gene therapy, CRISPR and personalised medicine will revolutionise the way diseases are diagnosed and treated in the future, enabling more effective and personalised treatments. Personalised medicine aims to better provide treatments based on the individual genome, living environment and lifestyle. It can enable more effective and personalized treatments that are more efficient and less likely to cause side effects.

Climate change and population growth are putting pressure on access to clean water and food. New technologies such as water purification technologies and vertical farming systems - where plants are grown in layers vertically, often without soil and using hydroponic or aeroponic growing methods - are helping to meet these challenges.

Smart city concepts using IoT (Internet of Things), smart sensors and data analytics will improve urban infrastructure, transport, energy efficiency and quality of life for residents.

Examples of smart city technologies include smart traffic management systems, smart lighting solutions, smart waste management solutions and smart buildings that can automatically adjust their energy consumption and maintain optimal indoor air quality.

Future trends may include the expansion of smart cities, which will enable better data collection and analysis in the urban environment, and the application of smart city solutions in emerging countries where urbanization is proceeding rapidly.