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Your Life in 2040
Technology rarely arrives as one dramatic event. It quietly reshapes work, health, home, transportation, and finances. Tell us where you are starting and explore one plausible version of your life in 2040.
Your possible future is personal.
Choose your starting point, then generate a scenario across five areas of everyday life.
The impact meter is a rule-based illustration, not a probability or measured forecast. This is an educational scenario, not a prediction, medical advice, or financial advice. Breakthroughs, regulation, cost, access, location, and personal choices will matter. Your answers remain in your browser and are never stored or transmitted.
Will AI replace my job?
Jobs are collections of tasks. AI may transform parts of your work long before it replaces the entire occupation. Enter your job to see what may change—and where humans could retain an advantage.
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Please enter a job or regular occupation.
No confident match. Choose the category closest to your actual work to see a broad scenario.
by 2040
AI can already help with
Likely automated next
Human advantages that remain
Skills worth strengthening
Rough disruption timeline
This is an educational scenario, not a certain prediction or career advice. The score is a fixed editorial assumption for a broad work category, not an individualized calculation or a measured probability that your job disappears. Job titles are matched to a local keyword list; review the category shown. Adoption will vary by industry, cost, regulation, liability, and location. Your entry is analyzed in your browser and is not stored or transmitted.
Longevity Calculator
Compare conventional aging with plausible medical advances. This does not predict how long you will live—it explores how future technologies might extend healthy, independent life.
Enable possible advances
Turn technologies on or off to see how each could change the scenario.
A longer healthspan
What drives the difference?
Important: This is a speculative educational model, not medical advice or an actuarial life-expectancy calculator. “Healthy independence” is not the same as lifespan. No listed advance is guaranteed to succeed, arrive on this timeline, be affordable, or benefit every person. Current health decisions should be based on established medical evidence and professional care.
Future Technology Timeline
When might transformative technologies actually arrive? Choose a field and compare optimistic, likely, and conservative scenarios—with the barriers that could move every date.
These are editorial scenarios, not promises or scientific consensus dates. “Arrival” means meaningful real-world use, not a laboratory demonstration or universal availability. Breakthroughs, safety, regulation, economics, infrastructure, and public acceptance could shift any estimate by years or decades. Your selections are not stored or transmitted.
Would you enhance yourself?
Six technologies. Six choices about identity, risk, fairness, and what it means to remain human. There are no correct answers—only tradeoffs.
A safe treatment could permanently improve your memory, focus, and reasoning by 30%. Would you take it?
The improvement is biological and becomes part of you. Long-term effects appear safe, but only ten years of human data exist.
Your healthy heart could be replaced with an artificial one that never wears out. Would you choose it?
The device is proven reliable and would likely add healthy years, but requires removing an organ that is not yet diseased.
A brain implant could give you instant translation and direct access to AI. Would you connect?
It can be removed, but the device interacts directly with your thoughts. The company promises strong privacy protections.
A precise edit could give your future child resistance to a serious disease. Would you authorize it?
The edit is intended to prevent disease, not increase intelligence or alter appearance, but it would be inherited by future generations.
A treatment could keep you physically 45 for another century. Would you take it?
You would still be vulnerable to accidents and disease. Society, relationships, work, and inequality would all change around longer lives.
Your aging neurons could be replaced one at a time with artificial equivalents. At what point would you stop?
Each replacement preserves the same connections and function. You remain conscious throughout—but eventually none of the original neurons would remain.
You are a
What you would probably embrace
Where you draw the line
This is a reflective game, not a psychological assessment. The technologies and dilemmas are hypothetical, and your result describes this particular set of choices—not your entire worldview. Your answers remain in your browser and are never stored or transmitted.
AI Abundance Calculator
What happens when intelligence, labor, energy, and production become cheaper? Adjust the forces of automation and explore which necessities could fall in real cost—and which may resist abundance.
Build the economy
Move the sliders. Results update instantly.
Your abundance scenario
Real costs relative to a conventional future baseline—not nominal sticker prices.
Enter $500–$50,000 per month (USD), with up to two decimal places.
Assumed spending mix: housing 38%, food 16%, transportation 14%, medicine 22%, goods 10%. Bars show the share of cost remaining.
This is a speculative educational model, not an economic forecast or financial advice. It estimates changes in real resource costs, holding quality roughly constant. Actual prices also depend on inflation, wages, taxes, interest rates, market power, scarcity, regulation, geography, and how productivity gains are distributed. Inputs and results remain in your browser and are never stored or transmitted.
The Great Filter
Can a technological civilization survive its own power? Set the dangers, strengthen the defenses, and simulate humanity’s path through the next hundred years.
Scores are illustrative settings, not probabilities. Identical settings produce the same scenario. After changing a setting, run the century again.
Civilization-scale risks
How strongly does each danger threaten the next century?
Technological safeguards
How capable and coordinated are humanity’s defenses?
Humanity survives.
score
Dominant danger
Strongest defense
Your simulated century
This is a speculative educational simulation, not a scientific estimate of human extinction probability. The scores illustrate interactions among risks and safeguards; they are not measured odds. Real risks are uncertain, interconnected, and difficult to compare. Your settings and results remain in your browser and are never stored or transmitted.