PEOPLE X TECHNOLOGY - WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME
A predictable film script would point the robots at the evil role. And during some time, it used to make sense watching Terminator 2, thinking “Go Schwarz, kill the machine”. But times, they are a-changing, since before Dylan wrote that song.
In her article on The Guardian, on 20th June, Sarah Jeong was talking about the real innovator’s dilemma of nowadays: breaking down the industries and hack human behaviour. She pointed the cosmetics industry, for instance, that was not always kind to women of colour, and recently they were forced to face a very powerful competitor: Mink - the 3D Printer for make-up, with a big spectrum of different colours, able to satisfy the consumers and cause a bit of discomfort to the factories used to ignore the needs of an economic minority.
Now, if the cosmetics companies want to keep their customers, they will have to adapt themselves, because they’ve always had the women’s needs, but only now they have a strong competitor, and since profit is the main focus of the old-fashioned industries, when the wallets get empty, things might change a little bit on their production.











