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Techlash means (neologism) Backlash against technology..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(neologism) Backlash against technology..
The coming tech-lash [title]
The techlash against Amazon, Facebook and Google—and what they can do [title]
Vestager was once criticised by Barack Obama who suggested her actions were the result of Europe's tech-envy because they ‘can't compete’ with Silicon Valley. But, as the ‘tech-lash’ continued in the wake of election shocks and Facebook scandals, she has been more often cited as a role model for much bigger interventions.
What’s offered is less class analysis than psychoanalysis. It is the psychoanalytic inflections that elevate this book above so much recent “techlash” literature.
It was July 2017, and the techlash was burgeoning; ordinary people were worried about AI coming for their jobs and unscrupulous tech companies misusing their data.
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Techlash means (neologism) Backlash against technology..
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The coming tech-lash [title]
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