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Chinese researchers have discovered a new kind of technology domestication problem: humans on the street are learning that they can bully the machines.
Author Archives: Sacha Cody
Sacha Cody is a business consultant and China Studies scholar. He lived in China for 15 years and currently resides in Melbourne, Australia. He can be found on the web at http://sachacody.info.
