It ends 2022 with several technological advances and new devices. The development of new technologies and tools will not wait in 2023. This year the trends point towards the metaverse, simulations and other ways to make people’s daily lives easier.
The strategic business and technology advisor, Bernard Marr, has published in Forbes what could be the new technological trends in 2023.
10 technological trends that have marked 2022
1. Artificial Intelligence takes more ground
In 2023, artificial intelligence will be a reality in organizations. No-code AI, with its simple drag-and-drop interfaces, will allow any business to harness its power to create smarter products and services.
2. Little by little the metaverse will become “more real”
The metaverse is a kind of more immersive internet where we can work, play and socialize on a persistent platform. Experts predict that the metaverse will add $5 trillion to the global economy by 2030, with 2023 being the year that defines the direction of the metaverse for the next decade.
3. Advances in Web3
Blockchain technology will also advance significantly in 2023 as companies create more decentralized products and services.
For example, right now, we are storing everything in the cloud, but if we decentralize data storage and encrypt it using the blockchain, our information will not only be more secure, but we will have innovative ways to access and analyze it.
4. Quantum progress
Right now, there is a global race to develop quantum computing at scale.
Quantum computing, which uses subatomic particles to create new ways to process and store information, is a technological leap that is expected to provide us with computers capable of operating a trillion times faster than the fastest traditional processors available today.
5. Green Technology
One of the biggest challenges facing the world right now is curbing our carbon emissions so we can tackle the climate crisis.
In 2023, continued progress will be pursued around green hydrogen, a new clean-burning energy source that produces nearly zero greenhouse gas emissions. Shell and RWE, two major European energy companies, are creating the first large green pipeline from wind farms in the North Sea.
6. Robots will become more human
In 2023, robots will become even more like humans, in appearance and capability. These types of robots will be used in the real world as event hosts, bartenders, janitors, and escorts for seniors. They will also perform complex tasks in warehouses and factories while working alongside humans in manufacturing and logistics. (YO)
Source: Eluniverso
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