What the world will look like in the year 5000, according to one AI model

Britain's Tower Bridge will continue to have a long history surviving well into year 5000, if predictions made by the YouTube account AI Imaginary World prove correct.

There's no sign of Buckingham Palace though, as spaceships soar across a clear blue sky.

It must be noted that to draw these predictions, the program relies on existing data. 

Light-speed vehicles streak across China's skies, who by the year 5000 have perfected the art of a sleek, futuristic skyline and peaceful waterside walks, according to the prediction.

Those who complain about our traffic will be heartened to see there will be flying cars - just 3000 or so years in Australia's future.

Soaring US-style skyscrapers will also dominate the skyline, giant columns of steel and glass that replace green spaces.

With two Statue of Liberty landmarks, what other country could this be but the United States?

The country will sprawl to resemble a giant Las Vegas by the year 5000 if predictions made by AI Imaginary World prove to come to pass.

Those craving an escape to the Italian seaside will have to get used to hills as the projected city has been built upwards to accommodate steep slopes.

But those turquoise waters are as inviting as ever. 

No, this isn't a Disney kingdom, this is what Belgium will look like in the year 5000, according to the AI's predictions.

In almost 3000 years, Egypt could become a sprawling metropolis, which soaring skyscrapers and dome-topped buildings aplenty.

Fiji will become a country of spaceships and skyscrapers as paved bridges, lined with swaying palm trees, stretch across waterways.

Finland will be peaceful as ever, with sleek buildings stretching into the sky and wide waterside walks lined with trees.