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ConsumerLab: 10 hot consumer trends 2017 - presentation

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Taking a look into the future, Ericsson ConsumerLab presents the sixth edition of its annual trend report.

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HOT CONSUMER TRENDS 2017 Ericsson ConsumerLab
2016-12-06 | Page 2 › 35 percent of people want an AI advisor at work › One in four would like an AI as their manager › Almost half are concerned that AI robots will soon make a lot of people lose their jobs 1. AI EVERYWHERE
2016-12-06 | Page 3 › Consumers are increasingly using automated applications, influencing overall IoT adoption › Two in five believe smartphones will learn their habits and perform activities on their behalf automatically › One in two believes they will be able to talk to household appliances 2. SETTING THE PACE FOR INTERNET OF THINGS
2016-12-06 | Page 4 › One in four pedestrians would feel safer crossing a street if all cars were autonomous › 65 percent of them would prefer to have an autonomous car 3. PEDESTRIANS DRIVE AUTONOMOUS CARS
2016-12-06 | Page 5 › Almost four out of five virtual reality users believe VR will be indistinguishable from reality in only three years › Half of respondents are already interested in gloves or shoes that allow you to interact with virtual objects 4. MERGED REALITY
2016-12-06 | Page 6 › 3 in 10 foresee needing car sickness pills when using autonomous cars › One in three also wants motion sickness pills for use with virtual and augmented reality technology 5. BODIES OUT OF SYNC
2016-12-06 | Page 7 › More than half already use emergency alarms, tracking or notifications on their smartphones › Of those who say their smartphone makes them feel safer, three in five say they take more risks because they rely on their phone 6. THE SMART DEVICE SAFETY PARADOX
2016-12-06 | Page 8 › Today, people willingly turn their social networks into silos › One in three says social networks are their main source of news › More than one in four values their contacts’ opinions more than politicians’ viewpoints 7. SOCIAL SILOS
2016-12-06 | Page 9 › Over half of people would like to use augmented reality glasses to illuminate dark surroundings and highlight dangers › More than one in three would also like to edit out disturbing elements around them › Around 2 in 5 want to change the way their surroundings look and even how people appear to them 8. AUGMENTED PERSONAL REALITY
2016-12-06 | Page 10 › Two in five want to use only encrypted services › Almost half would like to have just reasonably good privacy across all services › More than one out of three believes privacy no longer exists 9. THE PRIVACY DIVIDE
2016-12-06 | Page 11 › More than two out of five advanced internet users would like to get all of their products from the biggest five IT companies › Of those, three in four believe this will happen only five years from now 10. BIG TECH FOR ALL
2016-12-06 | Page 12 SUMMARY 1. AI Everywhere AI is spreading beyond assistants – actively influencing people’s daily lives and workplaces 2. Setting the Pace for IoT Consumers are increasingly using automated applications, influencing overall IoT adoption 3. Pedestrians Drive Autonomous Cars Autonomous cars could replace drivers – and pedestrians say this would make them feel safer 4. Merged Reality Advanced VR users think virtual, augmented and physical reality will fully merge in only three years’ time 5. Bodies Out of Sync As autonomous cars and virtual and augmented reality become more common, consumers see motion sickness increasing 6. The Smart Device Safety Paradox Phones help keep us safe, but consumers take more risks because they rely on smart devices 7. Social Silos People turn their social networks into silos, limiting their exposure to opposing ideas 8. Augmented Personal Reality Consumers want to use AR to customize the way the world looks around them 9. The Privacy Divide Some people only want to use encrypted services, but others believe privacy no longer exists 10. Big Tech for All Most advanced internet users believe that in five years they will buy everything from the biggest five IT companies
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  • 2. 2016-12-06 | Page 2 › 35 percent of people want an AI advisor at work › One in four would like an AI as their manager › Almost half are concerned that AI robots will soon make a lot of people lose their jobs 1. AI EVERYWHERE
  • 3. 2016-12-06 | Page 3 › Consumers are increasingly using automated applications, influencing overall IoT adoption › Two in five believe smartphones will learn their habits and perform activities on their behalf automatically › One in two believes they will be able to talk to household appliances 2. SETTING THE PACE FOR INTERNET OF THINGS
  • 4. 2016-12-06 | Page 4 › One in four pedestrians would feel safer crossing a street if all cars were autonomous › 65 percent of them would prefer to have an autonomous car 3. PEDESTRIANS DRIVE AUTONOMOUS CARS
  • 5. 2016-12-06 | Page 5 › Almost four out of five virtual reality users believe VR will be indistinguishable from reality in only three years › Half of respondents are already interested in gloves or shoes that allow you to interact with virtual objects 4. MERGED REALITY
  • 6. 2016-12-06 | Page 6 › 3 in 10 foresee needing car sickness pills when using autonomous cars › One in three also wants motion sickness pills for use with virtual and augmented reality technology 5. BODIES OUT OF SYNC
  • 7. 2016-12-06 | Page 7 › More than half already use emergency alarms, tracking or notifications on their smartphones › Of those who say their smartphone makes them feel safer, three in five say they take more risks because they rely on their phone 6. THE SMART DEVICE SAFETY PARADOX
  • 8. 2016-12-06 | Page 8 › Today, people willingly turn their social networks into silos › One in three says social networks are their main source of news › More than one in four values their contacts’ opinions more than politicians’ viewpoints 7. SOCIAL SILOS
  • 9. 2016-12-06 | Page 9 › Over half of people would like to use augmented reality glasses to illuminate dark surroundings and highlight dangers › More than one in three would also like to edit out disturbing elements around them › Around 2 in 5 want to change the way their surroundings look and even how people appear to them 8. AUGMENTED PERSONAL REALITY
  • 10. 2016-12-06 | Page 10 › Two in five want to use only encrypted services › Almost half would like to have just reasonably good privacy across all services › More than one out of three believes privacy no longer exists 9. THE PRIVACY DIVIDE
  • 11. 2016-12-06 | Page 11 › More than two out of five advanced internet users would like to get all of their products from the biggest five IT companies › Of those, three in four believe this will happen only five years from now 10. BIG TECH FOR ALL
  • 12. 2016-12-06 | Page 12 SUMMARY 1. AI Everywhere AI is spreading beyond assistants – actively influencing people’s daily lives and workplaces 2. Setting the Pace for IoT Consumers are increasingly using automated applications, influencing overall IoT adoption 3. Pedestrians Drive Autonomous Cars Autonomous cars could replace drivers – and pedestrians say this would make them feel safer 4. Merged Reality Advanced VR users think virtual, augmented and physical reality will fully merge in only three years’ time 5. Bodies Out of Sync As autonomous cars and virtual and augmented reality become more common, consumers see motion sickness increasing 6. The Smart Device Safety Paradox Phones help keep us safe, but consumers take more risks because they rely on smart devices 7. Social Silos People turn their social networks into silos, limiting their exposure to opposing ideas 8. Augmented Personal Reality Consumers want to use AR to customize the way the world looks around them 9. The Privacy Divide Some people only want to use encrypted services, but others believe privacy no longer exists 10. Big Tech for All Most advanced internet users believe that in five years they will buy everything from the biggest five IT companies