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Technology which does integrate seamlessly into our lives doesn’t ''look'' like technology for very long: ''email''. The Internet. Smartphones. Wikipedia. Google. We have moved on. We are looking at [[Neural network|neural networks]], [[AI]], [[distributed ledger]]s, permissionless, decentralised currency exchanges. | Technology which does integrate seamlessly into our lives doesn’t ''look'' like technology for very long: ''email''. The Internet. Smartphones. Wikipedia. Google. We have moved on. We are looking at [[Neural network|neural networks]], [[AI]], [[distributed ledger]]s, permissionless, decentralised currency exchanges. | ||
It looks like '' | It looks like ''furniture''. | ||
Things that persistently ''look'' like [[technology]], we call “''bad'' technology”. Hence, there is no such thing as good technology. ''Good'' technology is '' | Things that persistently ''look'' like [[technology]], we call “''bad'' technology”. Hence, there is no such thing as good technology. ''Good'' technology is ''furniture''. Only ''bad'' technology is technology. Hence a [[paradox]]: | ||
:If ''good'' technology ≠ technology | :If ''good'' technology ≠ technology | ||