Some promising technologies will still be struggling along in 2037. Others have disappeared or been replaced completely. No matter how miraculous and marvelous the advances that have happened though, society will have managed to consider them mundane and probably inevitable. I don't know what quantum computers and machine learning will have allowed by 2037- (better weather prediction? deep mathematical truths?), but I suspect that the things people think about the most, like how to have meaningful relationships and fulfilling work, will have only been minimally affected. On the other hand, I predict that some people thinking about those things now will have found, individually, exactly what they were looking for.
Each generation will be less mature (at least until it reaches the same age as the last). Each new generation (there will have been a couple by 2037) will, despite its immaturity, regressiveness, and destructiveness, manage to yield forth individuals who inspire and transform, who rise above petty concerns and a world brimming with distraction and reveal something new about the capacity of mankind.
In short, the fundamental struggle will continue between technology that exalts our knowledge and capacity, and human nature that debases and waste them.
Existential threats to mankind will still occasionally surface. The threat of genocide, tyrants who oppress and reign in terror, the Earth groaning under its abuse as we attempt to listen better, to act better. But, as always there will be pockets of peace and prosperity where others can sit and take a moment to write an entry for 2062.