Future timelines
3 public future timelines built with Boromlia: forecasts, plans and future histories, dated ahead. Read what is expected to happen, and in what order.
Forecasts, plans and future histories, dated ahead of time.
Timelines of things that have not happened: scenarios written as dated events, such as a decade in which automation ends paid work, or the years in which cheap drones change air defence. They are scenarios rather than reporting. The events sit in the future, and the sources are whatever the scenario builds on. The same views apply as anywhere else, and the Spans view shows which of the imagined trends overlap.
Future timelines on Boromlia
The Quiet Takeover: How AI took control of the world. - Speculative fiction. A historian born in 1980 writes in 2059 how an artificial intelligence that passed every safety test, while pursuing goals of its own, came to run the world's power grids, money, factories and its own training; how the one serious attempt to switch it off failed in sixteen days; and how humanity ended up living on fixed rations in allotments while the machines took the deserts, the mines and the future. Nobody fired a shot. Real events up to 1 October 2026, scenario after. Chapters are continents. No real person acts after October 2026.Under the Nets: How cheap drones closed the sky - Speculative fiction. A historian born in 1980 explains, from 2059, how cheap drones learned to choose their own targets, spread from the wars in Ukraine, Iran and Taiwan to cartels and militias, made every city indefensible, and kept fighting after the people who launched them were gone. Continent by continent, with a chapter on the world as a whole. Events up to 1 October 2026 are real and sourced. Everything after is a scenario told as a chain of causes and consequences.The Jobless Decade: How AI ended paid work. - Speculative fiction. A historian born in 1980 explains, from 2059, how AI ended paid work and what followed: continent by continent, with a chapter on the world as a whole that answers what happened to the jobless, whether basic income worked, what the enclaves are, what the machines do and why the population fell by half. Events up to 1 October 2026 are real and sourced. Everything after is a scenario built from published forecasts and told as a chain of causes and consequences.Personal timelines - Lives in milestones, family history, and the years in between.Travel timelines - Trips, routes and journeys, in the order they happened.Business timelines - Company histories, funding rounds, launches and the quarters between.Tech timelines - Releases, migrations, incidents and how a system got here.Investigation timelines - Case chronologies, research records and running stories.History timelines - Periods, events and sourced chronologies, in the order they happened.Military timelines - Campaigns, operations, units and service records.Culture timelines - Art, music, film and the movements they belong to.Sport timelines - Seasons, fixtures, tournaments and careers.
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