Every day, we live surrounded by phones, computers, smart devices, internet connections and algorithms. We use technology constantly, but how well do we actually understand the systems, devices and connections we rely on? This section is built around short video interviews that aim to make everyday technology visible again. People from different parts of the world were asked the same core questions: Where is the smartest chip in your home? How many devices are connected to the internet? What does it mean for a device to be “smart”? Which tools stop working when the internet goes down? These interviews explore not only how people use technology, but also how they understand it. The goal is not simply to measure right or wrong answers, but to examine our everyday relationship with technology: what we know, what we assume, and what we use without questioning.