Science fiction has long-imagined technologies that later became a reality. A new AIPRM graphic tracks innovation from its fictional origins to real-world development.
H.G. Wells predicted atomic bombs in 1914, decades before their creation. Star Trek’s communicators foreshadowed mobile phones, while Neal Stephenson’s Snow Crash introduced the Metaverse in 1992. The chart covers AI, space travel, medicine, and communication advances, showing how sci-fi fuels innovation.
From video calls to organ transplants, fiction has shaped real-world technology, proving that today’s imaginative ideas could become tomorrow’s everyday breakthroughs.
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