What Will the World Be Like Ten Years From Now? Here Are the 20 Most Scary Predictions
From artificial intelligence to economic crisis, from food shortages to extreme weather events… When people were asked, "What will happen in the next 10 years?", the resulting scenarios speak more of fears than future dreams.

Once, when the future was mentioned, the mind would conjure cars, robot assistants, and technologies that rivaled science‑fiction films. Yet today, expectations for the future paint a far darker picture. Answers to the question on social media, “What is something that is highly likely to happen in the next ten years, yet almost no one is preparing for?” have brought attention to striking headlines ranging from artificial intelligence to economic crises, from climate change to the health system.
Here are the 20 major problems that, according to internet users, the world could face in the next ten years and that are not sufficiently discussed today…
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