Internet of things: The future is already here

Imagine the rescuers no longer die on fires - drones are busy with dangerous work, there are no deaths on the roads - autonomous machines are responsible for safety, and doctors from the other side of the globe are engaged in salvation of people - telemedicine helps them. Imagine that robots are busy with cleaning, refrigerators make sure that you eat right, and the stores themselves send the products that you love. Such a future promises us the Internet of things.
Or maybe everything will be completely wrong? What if technologies become uncontrollable and uncontrolled, autonomous systems will lead to a surge of computer crimes and the creation of network weapons, and the government will know about each of your steps?
We enter the New World. At first glance, this world is more like science fiction, and it is not clear to the end that it is in itself. Samuel Greengard offers an excursion to the future, full of smart devices and systems, and helps to figure out whether to dream of him or be afraid