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Sander Duivestein @ VINT Symposium 2014
The document discusses the accelerating impact of technology on society, highlighting that resistance to technological change is futile. It emphasizes the historical challenges in forecasting technological advancements and stresses the necessity for innovation and adaptation in response to this rapid evolution. The conclusion calls for a reimagining of institutional roles and an embrace of new technologies as the future shifts away from centralized structures.
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