Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Here we go! What's coming down the pike for information technology in 2017 and beyond? As part of our Tech Forecast 2017 survey of 196 senior technology professionals, we asked respondents to name their "boldest, most out-on-a-limb prediction for IT in the next five years." Read on for a selection of their responses (hint: bots, self-driving cars and 25-petabyte SSDs are all in the mix). And don't miss our free download: Complete results of the Tech Forecast survey.
Self driving cars are predicted to be bold in next five years
Some of these methods may be put into effect in the next 15 years.
Some of these methods may be put into effect in the next 10 years.
Some of these methods may be put into effect in the next 5 years.
The term, McJob, will become even more popular in 2050. 
The company, Uber, is moving toward driverless cars.
This is something that could be released in the near future. 
The future will not involve cars that can operate on their own.
The speaker believes they have the technology that will allow them to identify people.
More than one type of technology is mentioned in the text.
Antevorta could change events in the future.
The system will probably not exist tomorrow.
Doomsday Device was a popular term.
These methods may be put into effect in the next twenty-five years.
We will surely find more giant planets in the future. 
The movie Planet of the Apes predicts what will happen in a few months. 
Dystopian novels should include self driving cars.
These methods may be put into effect in the next year.
Outsourcing will happen soon
underwater vehicles will be used
Bob is a new employee for Uber, but is concerned that the company may be going in another direction, such as utilizing driverless cars.
Kew Bridge railway station uses driverless tech
All of the respondents gave different predictions
The IT professionals believe that nothing will change over the next 5 years
The future will not involve cars that can operate on their own.