Americans envision a range of probable outcomes when asked for their own predictions about whether or not some “futuristic” inventions might become reality in the next half-century. Eight in ten believe that people needing organ transplants will have new organs custom-built for them in a laboratory, but an equal number believe that control of the weather will remain outside the reach of science. And on other issues—for example, the ability of computers to create art rivaling that produced by humans—the public is much more evenly split. Read the rest at Pew Internet & American Life Project.
![Americans 50-Year Predictions [CHART]](http://www.pewinternet.org/files/2014/04/PI_2014.04.16_TechFuture_predictions.png "Chart - Americans 50-Year Predictions")
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