No doubt it is an issue to ponder. Predictions of an economy pockmarked by breakdowns and computer chaos may eventually prove prescient. But it seems reasonable that any epidemic of technological glitches will eventually and most likely be fixed. But what cannot be fixed, at least under the present economic system, is the more fundamental glitch of modern society. And that is the division of society into economically opposed classes.
Capitalism expropriates the wealth created by working people through their labor.
This is the essence of the entire modern crisis of society. Social production on a world scale is the norm. Yet the fruits of that production remain privately owned and controlled. This is the inherent contradiction of capitalism, a reality many otherwise trenchant critics of injustice hesitate to confront. Disney's CEO, however, does a little better.