Radar Scientific Platform:
- Science & Diplomacy
- Digital Security
Timeframe:
10 yearsEntity:
Individual HumanDomain:
EconomyEmotion:
JoyCountry:
Japan
Story
In 2033 Tokyo, Yumi Tanaka, a digital economist, joyfully navigated the bustling Shibuya Crossing. Her work focused on integrating formal verification into Japan's burgeoning AI-driven economy. With a booming synthesis of traditional markets and cutting-edge technology, Yumi spearheaded the task of ensuring Tokyo's digital ecosystem remained secure as quantum computing loomed. Her goal was to embed verification protocols early, avoiding retroactive fixes. Today, she celebrated a breakthrough—successfully applying these methods to a synthetic organism project, promising both economic growth and environmental safety. The city buzzed with optimism, a vibrant tapestry of neon lights echoing the digital renaissance Yumi championed.
The images and stories you see were generated from visitor's inputs at the Geneva Public Portal Installation, combined with insights from the Geneva Science Breakthrough Radar - a global database of anticipated scientific breakthroughs over the next 5, 10, and 25 years.