Martin Stewart-Weeks and Darren Scott

"Technology has always been in the learning game, disturbing society and the economy and establishing new patterns and expectations of value and success. Successive cycles of invention and disruption test
society’s ability to balance opportunity and innovation with the risk of inequality and exclusion.

Dangerous fault lines of inequality and unbalanced power can open up in society, across the economy and in people’s lives. Technology has rarely moved as fast as it is now in relentless cycles of change, each bringing new demands for skills culture and capabilities to survive and thrive. "