What are some predictions you guys think have been so far overlooked, say for 2030?

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The user seeks overlooked predictions about AI and technology by 2030, reflecting on the rapid mainstream adoption of large language models since 2023.

So we're about 3.5 years out from 2030 and i feel like a lot of the conversation around where things are headed tends to focus on the same handful of topics, AGI timelines, job displacement, maybe some regulation talk. Those are obviously important but i‘d like to hear you guys‘ predictions on stuff you think has been overlooked. IMO, early 2023 is roughly when LLMs started going mainstream and since then the pace has been wild. I was in my 2nd year of my CS major back then so maybe I’m biased. Now in mid 2026 looking back we can really see how fast it has been, especially the past year or so. extrapolating even conservatively out to 2030, there's probably a bunch of stuff that's going to catch people off guard. What do you guys think is being slept on?
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