When we humans have realized we created a system too incoherent, at some point we just create a new one, porting all or some of the data/functionality. But also, we are already presented with problems that all of the current compute on the planet cannot solve. If a software system becomes one of those problems, I'm not that bothered, because it isn't as pressing as real-world one. I don't know, I see it as an argument against the singularity, but I'm not nearly afraid of it as the author seems to be.