Problem: 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.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "There will be something bold in the next five years in IT"?

A: Yes


Problem: I'm really strongly committed to clean water and clean air, and cleaning up the new kinds of challenges like global warming. He is right that I'm not in favor of energy taxes. I am in favor of tax cuts to encourage and give incentives for the quicker development of these new kinds of technologies.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "I've always believed in global warming"?

A: It's impossible to say


Problem: We have 125 years of history of this Court making sure that the limits, both express and implied, in the Copyright Clause, have some meaning. The Feist opinion very clearly sets out the implied limits, a per se limit for originality, for the reasons Justice Breyer was trying to get me to say.

Based on the paragraph above can we conclude that "For 125 years, this Court has taken into account what Justice Breyer was leading up to in regard to a limit for originality."?

A: