Yes, there is a deeper problem here that both software and hardware (the latter now serving as packaging for the former) are eroding human agency and competence. That's why I probably wouldn't have liked the Apple car. But I would still prefer a trajectory that involves us in some relationship with material products than one based on artificial representations of things.
Yes, there is a deeper problem here that both software and hardware (the latter now serving as packaging for the former) are eroding human agency and competence. That's why I probably wouldn't have liked the Apple car. But I would still prefer a trajectory that involves us in some relationship with material products than one based on artificial representations of things.
Yes, there is a deeper problem here that both software and hardware (the latter now serving as packaging for the former) are eroding human agency and competence. That's why I probably wouldn't have liked the Apple car. But I would still prefer a trajectory that involves us in some relationship with material products than one based on artificial representations of things.