Technology is really a marvel. So often, as new technology comes out and allows us to do things that were thought impossible in the past, we hear the phrase "The future is now." Popular Science and XPRIZE are teaming up to explore and explain technologies like these in a video series called Future First.
Episode eight of Future First is titled "Technology Should Be Invisible." In it, we explore the relationship between humans and technology, and if humans should notice technology as they use it. Helping to lead the discussion is Astro Teller, Director of Google X.
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