harmony
About the so-called “uncertainty principle of new technology”
- Albert Zenkoff
- 2015-01-08
- Technology, arete, beauty, Collingridge Dilemma, engineering, harmony, inherently hard, new technology, quality, scientific discovery, security, society
It has been stated that the new technology possesses an inherent characteristic that makes it hard to secure. This characteristic is articulated by David Collingridge in what many would like to see accepted axiomatically and even call it the “Collingridge Dilemma” to underscore its immutability: That, when a technology is new (and therefore its spread ...
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Albert Zenkoff
Managing corporate security in both technical and business sense in the context of long-term business strategy and sustainability.
For security consulting, training, certification and audit mail albert@aruberusan.com.
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