He completely missed the boat about how Moore's Law would improve upon the power of early prototypes. It's a classic case of underestimating the power of exponential growth by visualizing it as low-order polynomial, and missing that "digital is worse than analog" is a problem that can be solved by increasing the scale of digital power.
But he was right about tech will enable and amplify the worst in social behaviors.
But he was right about tech will enable and amplify the worst in social behaviors.