Flying cars and Martian holidays are perhaps among the things we dream of when looking ahead to the year 2100. But it may surprise you to know that dogs could undergo a huge transformation too, as they adapt amid the crippling impacts of climate change. Experts at Love Your Dog asked artificial intelligence (AI) to envision what future pooches could like based on predictions of canine evolution. The results may just surprise you, as dogs are expected to be far more fox-like one day with huge ears and even hairless legs. 'Physically, we can expect dogs that resemble the famous Chinese Crested Dog, with a small size, little or almost no hair (considered hypoallergenic), and a calm and friendly temperament,' said Jessica D'avilia and Brenda Vitorino, of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul.

In the year 1900, the world was in the midst of a machine revolution. As electrical power became more ubiquitous, tasks once done by hand were now completed quickly and efficiently by machine. Sewing machines replaced needle and thread. A hundred years later, in the year 2000, machines were again pushing the boundaries of what was possible. Humans could now work in space, thanks to the International Space Station.

Predicting the future is hard. It's nearly impossible to know what technological marvels await in the next few years, let alone the next eight decades. Undaunted, we've put together a list of 10 super-advanced technologies that should be around by the year 2100. Some of these technologies are rather "out there," but I'm reasonably confident in making these predictions. As radical as some of the items described here appear, most--if not all--should be around by the turn of the 22nd century.

Predicting the future is hard. It's nearly impossible to know what technological marvels await in the next few years, let alone the next eight decades. Undaunted, we've put together a list of 10 super-advanced technologies that should be around by the year 2100. Some of these technologies are rather "out there," but I'm reasonably confident in making these predictions. As radical as some of the items described here appear, most--if not all--should be around by the turn of the 22nd century.

Artificial intelligence experts in the '90s thought it would take at least another century for researchers to accomplish what Google did just two weeks ago. AI experts thought it could take until the year 2100, if not longer, for people to create an AI system that can beat a human at Go, according to a 1997 New York Times article posted on Reddit's futurology thread by user Yull-Ban. Google's AI system AlphaGo made history when it beat Go champion Lee Sedol four times in a five-game tournament earlier this month. The feat was seen as a major milestone in the AI community since IBM's Deep Blue computer beat world chess champion Garry Kasparov. That's because beating Go, a game with more than 300 times the number of plays as chess, requires sophisticated pattern recognition.