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The digital world requires constant attention as smartphone & co are our constant companions. We can work anywhere, but work, leisure and technology can hardly be separated. An economy that lives of our attention and the smartphone as the primary contact when standing up — the Internet has become indispensable in our daily lives. Some are nostalgic about pre-Internet life, but we shall embrace the new possibilities and challenges of this paradigm. In a few years time, our ‘hand-held’ devices will be almost invisible and the visible technology will be personified and augmented. Virtual reality will have become part of our everyday lives, and big data and learning machines will be predicting the next trend before it even happens. With so much accelerated change, what does it even mean to be a human anymore? Technology shapes us as individuals and as a society. The last great paradigm-shift, the industrial revolution, forced people to rethink how entire societies could be organized; it raised ethical, economic and ecological opportunities and issues that continue to shape and affect us up to this day. Perhaps the digital revolution will provoke an even greater change in the way we view ourselves and our place in the world. How can make sure that technology is aligned with humanity's best interest?Read less