Today, the world in which we live is much different from the past and will further transform in the future. Change is a constant aspect of life that the world is continuously witnessing, especially owing to fast technological development and advancements. Seemingly, certain technology trends around us are either becoming obsolete while others are becoming more advanced. It is evident that due to these shifts and developments, our way of acting, reacting, or doing business, is going to transform. Indeed, it will have a significant effect on the way we live our lives.

Technological discoveries are the spermatozoa of social change, says C.L.R James. That means future technology trends will change with respect to dynamic social trends. And these social trends changes with respect to changing needs and demands. There are several reasons behind rapidly changing tech trends such as coping with scarcity of resources, improving life standards, increasing overall efficiency and cutting extra costs and much more. These days, both small scale and big companies are inventing innovative tech things that seem to be magical stuff for many people.

Young people who are going to be leaving school and starting their tertiary education studies soon might be wondering what career paths they should focus on. And for anyone who is in touch with what is happening in the world and future technology trends, the answer should be obvious. Literally changing the way our world operates, we're all dealing with aspects of this tech daily and likely don't even know it. Youth unemployment globally is reaching higher levels than ever and is set to continue increasing this year. Research by the International Labor Organization shows unemployment is set to increase by half a million this year to reach 71 million – the first such increase in three years.

One of the biggest obstacles to the adoption of autonomous vehicles (AVs), is safety. The misconception that artificial intelligence is unsafe is mostly driven by media and is thankfully changing. AVs do certainly pose an original problem to insurance companies. And with the autonomous vehicle industry set to grow exponentially in the next 20 years, insurance companies are going to have to figure out a solution to the challenge, fast. The reality is that the definition of autonomous is still very gray.