Two crossed lines that form an 'X'. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification.Dell's Chief Marketing Officer Allison Dew says there needs to be a broader and deeper conversation around the impact of technology that goes beyond debates that impact social media.
"I'm not one who believes that robots are going to come and shoot us all," Dew told Business Insider. "But tasks are getting automated. If we're not having a real conversation about what does that mean for the people whose jobs are being displaced, that's a problem." At a time when the discussions are focused mainly on such issues as privacy, fake news, and the negative impact of social media and the internet, Dew says there is a pressing need to broaden the conversation around technology.
She said "too much of the conversation about technology is dominated by those few companies that are taking up a disproportionate" amount of the debates,
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