What significant scientific, medical and technological advances do you expect to see within the next 25 years?

>simultaneously the idea of 'personal automobiles' is mostly disappearing. it is already happening, with how dominant Uber is and how heavily invested it is in self driving technology. rather than owning a car, the standard will be that most cars are fully automated and operated by rideshare companies and called only when needed by smartphone. privately owned cars will mostly be electric commuter vehicles for upper middle class urbanites, or old cheap likely manual driven cars for people with long commutes. the idea of the car as a personally owned internal combustion transportation will be a thing of the past outside of toy muscle cars for rich people.
What you are essentially saying is that the poor masses will live an even more restricted life, while the rich can be even more proud of even having a car at all, let alone five hundred solid gold humvees.

That's a bit hyperbolic it's not like the economy has reached a point where purchasing your own property is an impossibility for the majority of people
oh wait
serfdom soon, fellow pleb

AI doctors with better diagnosis and gene therapy.

Strange. On log lin charts the curve tends to be a straight line. Here we see an exponential shaped curve on a log scale. That is a bit suspicious. Or does it grow with the Ackerman function?