Kids Likely to Predict Future of Technology A drawing from an
11-year-old predicts future computers will become three-
dimensional and have a keyboard controlled by voice. CREDIT:
Female, 11, Copenhagen, Denmark, via Latitude Kids may have a
knack for predicting the future technology, according to a new
study. A report from international research consultancy firm
Latitude found that kids are predicting that the future of media
and technology lies in better integrating digital experiences
with real-world places and activities, citing some initiatives
that are already on the horizon. Children across the world
anticipate recent updates to Google image search, new
applications for robots, real-world gaming and other cutting-
edge possibilities for tech. They're also suggesting that more
intuitive, human-like interactions with devices, such as those
provided by fluid interfaces or robots, are a key area for
development. The findings are a result of asking kids across the
world to draw the answer to this question: "W