Privacy scholar Carissa Véliz: the future doesn't get predicted, it gets produced
CarissaVeliz · x · 2026-09-16
Oxford privacy researcher Carissa Véliz published a new essay on The Antidote responding to recent scary tech predictions: "The Future Doesn't Get Predicted — It Gets Produced." Her point: technological outcomes depend on choices made today, not on some predetermined trajectory.
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