What is hazardous about our newer usage of the term "technology" according to Leo Marx is that: Group of answer choices The term is too broad and encompasses too many objects, which then makes the terms less useful. It ascribes agency to technology, as if inanimate objects are the driver of human history, rather than the persons using them. It takes away the aspect of "technce" from Ancient Greece, in that artisans are no longer required to craft technology. Technology too often refers only to information systems and digital devices rather than industrial machines.