Where else Paris have we vastly overestimated what technology can do for us?

What have we not covered yet that you're thinking about right now?

Where to start?

I think in many areas, right? I think it's a common problem that we tend to assume that

because we have whatever problem it is in society, that we need to turn to technology as the

solution, right? We need to kind of step back, wait for the tech industry and technology to

improve itself, and then that is going to solve whatever problem it is that we're trying to address

or to deal with. And I think that that gets the whole thing wrong, right? And I think that we are,

having this realization that the tech industry can't deliver these things, and certainly technology

has a role to play in making things better, but we also need the politics to accompany that

so that the benefits of these technologies are being shared broadly in society instead of just

going to these CEOs and what have you. What's up everybody? Welcome to the Smoking Tire podcast.

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