When I Invented The Web, I Didn't

People Keep Asking Me What I Think Of It Now That It's Done. Hence My Protest: The Web Is Not Done!

You Can’t Propose That Something Be A Universal Space And At The Same Time Keep Control Of It.

We Need To Look At The Whole Society And Think, "are We Actually Thinking About What We're Doing As We Go Forward, And Are We Preserving The Really Important Values That We Have In Society? Are We Keeping It Democratic, And Open, And So On?"

I Think, In General, It's Clear That Most Bad Things Come From Misunderstanding, And Communication Is Generally The Way To Resolve Misunderstandings - And The Web's A Form Of Communications - So It Generally Should Be Good.

One Way To Think About The Magnitude Of The Changes To Come Is To Think About How You Went About Your Business Before Powerful Web Search Engines. You Probably Wouldn't Have Imagined That A World Of Answers Would Be Available To You In Under A Second. The Next Set Of Advances Will Have An Different Effect, But Similar In Magnitude.