IT HAS been an apocalyptic year for technology, but that doesn’t mean we are heading for dystopia. In fact, the biggest tech failures of 2022 are actually an encouraging sign that many humans are still quite sensible despite everything.
As I discussed in my most recent column (10 December), Twitter appears to be imploding after new owner Elon Musk fired thousands of staff and allowed vaccine deniers and white supremacists back on the platform. For many of us, it seemed like a nightmarish harbinger of things to come online.
The immediate reaction of many advertisers and users get me …
IT HAS been an apocalyptic year for technology, but that doesn’t mean we are heading for dystopia. In fact, the biggest tech failures of 2022 are actually an encouraging sign that many humans are still quite sensible despite everything.
As I discussed in my most recent column (10 December), Twitter appears to be imploding after new owner Elon Musk fired thousands of staff and allowed vaccine deniers and white supremacists back on the platform. For many of us, it seemed like a nightmarish harbinger of things to come online.
The immediate reaction of many advertisers and users get me …
IT HAS been an apocalyptic year for technology, but that doesn’t mean we are heading for dystopia. In fact, the biggest tech failures of 2022 are actually an encouraging sign that many humans are still quite sensible despite everything.
As I discussed in my most recent column (10 December), Twitter appears to be imploding after new owner Elon Musk fired thousands of staff and allowed vaccine deniers and white supremacists back on the platform. For many of us, it seemed like a nightmarish harbinger of things to come online.
The immediate reaction of many advertisers and users get me …
IT HAS been an apocalyptic year for technology, but that doesn’t mean we are heading for dystopia. In fact, the biggest tech failures of 2022 are actually an encouraging sign that many humans are still quite sensible despite everything.
As I discussed in my most recent column (10 December), Twitter appears to be imploding after new owner Elon Musk fired thousands of staff and allowed vaccine deniers and white supremacists back on the platform. For many of us, it seemed like a nightmarish harbinger of things to come online.
The immediate reaction of many advertisers and users get me …
IT HAS been an apocalyptic year for technology, but that doesn’t mean we are heading for dystopia. In fact, the biggest tech failures of 2022 are actually an encouraging sign that many humans are still quite sensible despite everything.
As I discussed in my most recent column (10 December), Twitter appears to be imploding after new owner Elon Musk fired thousands of staff and allowed vaccine deniers and white supremacists back on the platform. For many of us, it seemed like a nightmarish harbinger of things to come online.
The immediate reaction of many advertisers and users get me …
IT HAS been an apocalyptic year for technology, but that doesn’t mean we are heading for dystopia. In fact, the biggest tech failures of 2022 are actually an encouraging sign that many humans are still quite sensible despite everything.
As I discussed in my most recent column (10 December), Twitter appears to be imploding after new owner Elon Musk fired thousands of staff and allowed vaccine deniers and white supremacists back on the platform. For many of us, it seemed like a nightmarish harbinger of things to come online.
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