Computers changed over the last 20 years, from friendly machines we could understand, control and improve upon to black-boxed prisons designed at spying upon and controlling us. How come we are now an increasing number to *hate* these machines, when we remember a past in which we used to passionately love them? This shift of modern computing towards "enemy machines" has a profound impact on geopolitics (think "Trump's NSA"), on power relationships (think "We know what you did online for the last 15 years") but also on our humanities and the way we learn, share and relate to each other. How to rethink our relationship to machines, how to rebuild trust...