Este artículo describe la evolución de las industrias tecnológicas desde un modelo capitalista, donde se lucra vendiendo un producto, a un modelo feudal (sí, feudal) en que se lucra arrendando dicho bien. El tipo muestra hartos ejemplos de esa dinámica, pero se enfoca más en la industria automotriz porque ya es el colmo que tengas que pagar una suscripción para desbloquear las velocidades más altas de un auto, o que el auto deje de funcionar si te atrasas con las cuotas.

El autor tiene una mirada súper pesimista y crítica, pero está difícil no ser tan negativo con todas las weas que están haciendo los billonarios de hoy.

Forget F1: the only car race that matters now is the race to turn your car into a digital extraction machine, a high-speed inkjet printer on wheels, stealing your private data as it picks your pocket.

The car manufacturers got so desperate for chips that they started buying up washing machines for the microchips in them, extracting the chips and discarding the washing machines like some absurdo-dystopian cyberpunk walnut-shelling machine:

Forget F1: the only car race that matters now is the race to turn your car into a digital extraction machine, a high-speed inkjet printer on wheels, stealing your private data as it picks your pocket.

The car manufacturers got so desperate for chips that they started buying up washing machines for the microchips in them, extracting the chips and discarding the washing machines like some absurdo-dystopian cyberpunk walnut-shelling machine:

Forget F1: the only car race that matters now is the race to turn your car into a digital extraction machine, a high-speed inkjet printer on wheels, stealing your private data as it picks your pocket.

The car manufacturers got so desperate for chips that they started buying up washing machines for the microchips in them, extracting the chips and discarding the washing machines like some absurdo-dystopian cyberpunk walnut-shelling machine: