Digital Trends & Innovation

Roles are bundles of tasks. Automation takes tasks, and the bundle gets rearranged rather than eliminated.

Software, cars, appliances and now features in things you already bought. The trade is not always favourable.

A significant portion of the internet depends on libraries maintained by one person in their spare time.

Hardware improved by orders of magnitude. The experience of using a computer did not.

Neither camp was right. What emerged is a messier arrangement that suits nobody perfectly.

The question is not whether you have secrets. It is who gets to make inferences about you, and act on them.

The interesting change was not the technology. It was that a vegetable seller now accepts a two-rupee transfer.

The gains are real and narrower than the marketing. So are the costs, which are harder to see.

The system is not choosing for you. It is reflecting what you actually did, which is frequently not what you would choose.

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