• Yes! Just imagine what happens once the technology is perfected.
• I think so, unless we now take steps to counteract them.
• I’m not sure. It’s too early to tell.
• Nah! We will always be able to spot fake videos when we see them.

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• Absolutely! It encourages criminal activity.
• It can remain, but should be cleansed of all sketchy content and activity.
• No! The Dark Web is a symbol of our right to liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
• I’m not sure. The Dark Web doesn’t seem all that bad to me.

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• Absolutely! I live in an intelligent home right now.
• Yes, but I think smart home systems are too expensive.
• It sounds interesting, but I worry about how technology affects my household.
• Nope. This is a terrible idea that we will regret.

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• Yes. They get things done quicker and don’t complain.
• Whatever. I’m fine dealing with a human or a machine.
• No. They will never be as smart as a human representative.
• I have my doubts, but they’re worth a try.

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• It won’t if all AI can do is automate tasks.
• It depends on the quality of AI’s own programming.
• Yes. AI will help us improve our capacity for learning.
• It’s too early to say.

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• Certainly, especially if consumers know where and when food has been produced.
• Maybe. But what’s certain is that it will greatly benefit farmers and their earnings.
• No. It’s still business, and you know how producers are only concerned about profits.
• Yes. When blockchain cuts off middlemen, prices of food will go down.

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• No. A few adjustments will be made, but the music will remain accessible.
• Yes. Artists will demand more control of earnings and their music’s accessibility.
• Just nope to it all. Technology and music in a statement remind me of autotunes.
• Maybe. You never know how things could work out once it’s implemented.

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• No. It will increase their operating costs, so why bother?
• Only those who value their integrity and consumer satisfaction will adopt it.
• Probably. But most will adopt a wait-and-see before deciding.
• I doubt. Marketers might find blockchain too complex.

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• Why not? Humans are more prone to error than robots.
• No. What if it goes bonkers? I won’t take chances.
• I’d give it a try to give change a chance.
• Of course. The money’s insured anyway.

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• It depends. There are products that are best hand-made.
• Of course. Machines leave very little room for error.
• Absolutely not. You need heart to create a good product.

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• Wake up, pals, that’s happening all around us.
• Probably, but not before another five years.
• Not in the coming ten years, relax...
• Me? Working with smart machines? Not in this lifetime!

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• Yes. They will make travel much safer and more exciting.
• Probably, but not before all the challenges have been addressed.
• They make us too dependent on technology.
• Maybe, but manufacturers or service providers may take advantage.

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• Nope, it’s unlikely to happen in my city anyway.
• Yeah, that’s too much intrusion for me.
• Very much, I don’t see myself living there.
• I am actually excited about all the improvements coming up.

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• Yes. Farming will become easier with advanced IoT technology
• Not if it isn’t organic. Anything else will make me insecure.
• Partially, it won’t matter if we don’t stop wasting food.
• It has potential, but it requires strict regulation.

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