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Monday, January 31, 2005
Big net attack tipped in next 10 years - Brian Kladko, the Age
Don't say we didn't warn you: At some point in the next decade, there will be a "devastating attack" on the internet or power grid. That scenario was deemed most plausible by 1300 technology experts and scholars in a survey by the Pew Internet & American Life Project. Other predictions that drew the most agreement: We'll be watched more closely by government and businesses through computing devices embedded in clothes, appliances, cars and phones. Most students will spend part of their day in "virtual classes," grouped online with others who share their abilities and interests. And the boundaries between work and leisure will be blurred - in other words, expect to hear from your boss anytime, anywhere.
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