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Sorry for a data breach, sorry for the like-button, sorry we built this monster. Tech apologies are omnipresent these days. But do they help us move forward? Please enter the room, there is someone waiting there for you...
Nowadays, it’s not hard to remember when the head of a large tech company apologised. But can you remember when you saw the head of a large tech company take responsibility for the impact of his technology? We don’t.
That is why we’d like to take you
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