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As we move into the final few months of the year, its time to look to the future. Technology moves fast and 2020 will be no exception.

Here are 7 technology trends to look out for in 2020

Big Data is changing our world in more ways than you thought.

Find out how with our top five favourite Ted Talks…

Data Science in Asset Management, Cognitive Expansion via Multiple Perspectives and Computational Argumentation within the IBM Project Debater were the topics up for discussion at the 19th Data Science Ireland meetup at Huckletree D2.

Within Germany, Berlin is head and shoulders above the rest with 223 A.I. companies employing over 4,900 people. This accounts for nearly half of all tech companies using A.I. founded since 2012, according to Technologiestiftung Berlin.

Using Machine Learning to combat human trafficking, Security and Sustainability in AI and Machine Learning and NLP for document sprawl within Data Security were the topics up for discussion at the 18th Data Science Ireland meetup this September.

Legal Text Classification at Brightflag, building Intercom’s Answer Bot and how to monetise data with machine learning for travel retail at OpenJaw Technologies were the topics up for discussion at the 17th Data Science Ireland meetup.

As a programming language, It’s a simple skill to learn, but a very valuable one. A walk in the park compared to Python or R.

Tip number 5. Negotiate and be transparent about what offers you have on the table and when exactly the deadlines are. I promise your prospective employers will not look on this in a negative light. It’s simply reflective of the competitive labour landscape in which firms must fight for top talent.

Deep Contextual Multi armed bandits from Hubspot, optimizing financial trading infrastructure with Corvil and the future of children’s voice technology at SoapBox Labs were the topics up for discussion at July’s Data Science Ireland meetup.

As Artificial Intelligence permeates every aspect of our lives more and more, it is vital that governments across the world develop their own guidelines in order to ensure that AI and other emerging technologies are geared towards greater societal benefits.