> And all the problems we have left are things like education, homelessness, lack of meaning, healthcare, etc. All problems so entrenched I’m willing to say

> And all the problems we have left are things like education, homelessness, lack of meaning, healthcare, etc. All problems so entrenched I’m willing to say at this point they can’t scale, and therefore won’t be solved. Maybe the next technological revolution will be a social dynamic. Who knows. Hoorah to that! We need a "cultural revolution" that let's us catch up with our technological advances. New forms of digital literacy will change the idea that any technological advance is good for its own sake to seriously asking "what for?" of any technology. Mere "efficiency" and "inevitability" will be seen as dumb reason and forms of technological ignorance. Intelligence amplification (IA) will usurp "artificial intelligence" (AI), putting human agency ahead of laziness and "convenience". For now I think we have to go through this runaway period of technology, to get it out of our system. Let's hope it doesn't kill us.