My goodness, it’s been forever since my last post! And let’s be real, this one doesn’t totally count either. I finally took on my self-imposed challenge of using AI—specifically webchat—to whip up some content from my random ideas. Just a heads-up, this intro looks way different after I let the AI do its magic. But seriously, folks observing AI from the sidelines, it’s ridiculously easy! Below, you’ll find a word-for-word transcript of my chat with WebChat GPT. Sorry, no fancy visuals this time; those will come with my next test drive.
write a blog post about a probable future 10 years from now, using the following words: vision 2030, the great polarisation, geopolitics, space faring or space fearing, inequality, barter economy, lost communities, technology, data, cost and availability, the masses, international courts, climate crises, private schools, industry, mars population, doctors without borders, water, village and town, AI, outbreaks, chinese centre, public health, societal revolt, water conflict, undp, global village council, WHO, Paris declaration, Elon Musk
# 🗒️ Answer
The year is 2034, and the world stands at a crossroads shaped by a complex interplay of technological advancement, geopolitical tensions, and societal challenges. Here’s a glimpse into what the future might look like:
- Vision 2030 initiatives have reshaped several nations, focusing on economic diversification and sustainable growth [2]. Countries are striving to empower their citizens amidst global transformations.
- The Great Polarisation persists, driven by economic ideologies and technological disparities, intensifying inequalities [3]. This divide shapes international relations and domestic policies alike.
- Geopolitics have shifted with increased space exploration, marking a new era of spacefaring nations like SpaceX’s Mars colonization [6]. Simultaneously, fears over space debris and militarization loom large.
- Inequality persists despite technological advancements, exacerbating challenges in healthcare and education [3].
- Barter economies thrive in some isolated communities disillusioned with global trade complexities, utilizing technology for localized exchanges.
- Lost communities struggle amidst rapid urbanization and digital connectivity, grappling with identity crises and social fragmentation.
- Technology continues to evolve rapidly, influencing daily life and governance, though concerns over data privacy and access remain [6].
- AI has revolutionized industries, from healthcare to agriculture, raising questions about job displacement and ethical AI use.
- Climate crises intensify, driving global efforts under frameworks like the Paris Declaration, yet water conflicts persist [5].
- Public health faces new challenges with outbreaks requiring coordinated responses by WHO and NGOs like Doctors Without Borders [6].
- Societal revolts against inequities and authoritarianism challenge international norms, testing the role of international courts and bodies like the UNDP [6].
- Elon Musk continues to influence space exploration and technological frontiers, reshaping industry norms and private-public partnerships.
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“It is me, Leclerc” 
(from ‘Allo ‘Allo) – the one that thought she wrote well without Webchat GPT. It should not be surprising that this AI generated post has hit all my futuristic nerves, after all I gave it all the key words, which would have indicated to an experienced analyst which way my vision is leaning. If it was able to capture my intended meaning so well, I may do this again, soon.
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…. No! Enter : “The sweet roasting tin”
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