Matt Ranen: Who gets to decide what a “smart” life looks like?

There has been a lotof hype lately about the coming wave of capabilities enabled by the Internet of Things (IoT). Through products as diverse as the Apple Watch, Google Nest, and any number of “connected-car” features offered by major auto makers, we are beginning to link together our most valuable possessions—our homes, our vehicles and even our own bodies.Each product comes with a new wave of “smart” applications designed to study our habits and get to know us better than ourselves; eachwil...