Software innovations will continue to transform everyday life, making high-quality healthcare more affordable, bringing a good education to anyone with online access, cutting traffic accidents and improving transportation and displacing many workers. The main obstacle to software-enabled progress is innovation-choking regulation and special-interest politicking.
Why Software Really Will Eat the Worldand Whether We Should Worry
By Russell D. Roberts
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