The principles of web 2.0 make more sense if you change the order:
"Harnessing Collective Intelligence" is the root principle of Web 2.0, and the others make sense to the extent that you understand how they feed into (and draw from) this one.
Or, to put it another way, and I apologise for sounding like a broken record, the Internet is people.
"The problem tends to show up when a CEO is handed an agentic tool like Claude Code, and has it create something, which will work just fine, and thinks “oh, wait, why do we need so many people, when I can just sit here and make things work?” This is a bad CEO."
News tends to treat technology as something that happens to it, like an asteroid. To better navigate the future, we need to imagine what might come next.
You also need to build a better product.
Some ideas about how to encode our values into the tools we use
