The World Depends on Technology No One Understands

"We are in a new era, one in which we are building systems that can't be grasped in their totality or held in the mind of a single person." In his book, Arbesman writes we're entering the entanglement age, a phrase coined by Danny Hillis, "in which we are building systems that can't be grasped in their totality or held in the mind of a single person." In the case of driverless cars, machine learning systems build their own algorithms to teach themselves -- and in the process become too complex to reverse engineer. My country has, because of huge digital divide a huge technological divide a huge internet of things analphabetism.