I woke up this morning in my smart home, which automatically adjusted the temperature and lighting to my preferences. For breakfast, I ate a nutritious meal, prepared by a kitchen robot, which makes sure that my diet is balanced and adapted to my needs. After breakfast, I got into my self-driving car, which drove me to work. On the way, I could read the news, watch a movie or talk to friends thanks to the virtual reality that surrounded me in the car. At work, I spent time in meetings with my colleagues who, like me, worked remotely from different parts of the world. Thanks to advanced technology, I felt like we were in one room, even though we were thousands of kilometers away. After work, I went to the gym, where I used a personal trainer who, thanks to artificial intelligence, was able to choose the perfect training for me, adapted to my capabilities and goals. In the evening I spent time with my family, playing video games in virtual reality, watching movies or talking about the past day. Before I went to bed, I connected to my sleep monitor, which analyzed the quality of my sleep and adjusted the conditions in the bedroom so that I could get the best sleep. It was a typical day in 2050. Technology makes our lives easier, helps us take care of our health and allows us to spend more time with our loved ones. I hope that the future will be even better and that technology will serve us even more, helping us live longer, healthier and happier lives. In the future, I would like technology to be even more accessible and help solve global problems such as climate change, hunger and disease. I would also like people to be more aware of the impact of technology on our lives and be able to use it responsibly.

In 2025, I would like my children and grandchildren to live in a society of peace and mutual respect between humans and between humans and nature. A simple life, less technological than what we are building. For example, we would be rid of the problems of pollution, loss of biodiversity. It requires manual work but if it is well organized and people do "community", I think it is more beneficial than today's society behind computers where we try to sell more things to everyone. A society at least quickly but where the care one can have for auters is important. For people to be happy and healthy, I think we all need to spend time outside, move, spend time with others and do things together that make sense: gardening, building, cooking...

I wish the world in 2040 had peace. Where people could work and have a productive life, taking into account that with a job and the world being at peace, people were surely not going to have as many problems, as by example, lack of housing, difficulties to buy their food, a greater opportunity to study and thus lead a dignified life. I say that because there are many social inequalities in which much more money is spent on arming than on scientific studies focused on the well-being of people. A world with less hunger, a world with fewer wars and with politicians really involved with the honesty and fulfillment of their work. Don't be in politics just to fill your pockets. An improvement in health care globally, where professionals would work with pleasure, being honest with people and not being controlled by pharmaceutical companies. It may seem like a utopia, but it's my opinion.

With the rise of artificial intelligence, the world will look more and more different and impersonal. I would like people to realize how important human input is. Let us not forget that there will have to be sufficient control, and this will certainly be okay at the beginning, but let us also remain aware of the fact that we should not put ourselves on an anti-social island. People are still people and there will be quite a few jobs lost and with that the social impact could be very big. People are isolated, have fewer work-related contacts and there will also be the problem of unemployment. Machines replace people in part, but every person who has to give up his or her job has a problem. Nowadays, both men and women (or in any constellation) have to go to work to have sufficient income for a pleasant and relatively carefree life, especially if there are children, they must be able to grow up with a carefree childhood so that they can continue to live sufficiently spiritually stable later on. So let us not forget how important we are as human beings, this in our own country but by extension of course throughout Europe because we are and remain part of a much larger whole that carries us with it.