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Impact of IT on humanity
- 1. IMPACT OF IT ON HUMANITY
- 2. TOOLS AFFECTING PHYSICAL HUMAN INTERACTION Talking with friends face to face has been an important existing human connection tool for years. Today, technology is transforming modern society and daily life. In the next 10 years, Internet and mobile technology will destroy the quality of human social interactions.
- 3. Technology Backing Society [PAST] - People used tech mostly to make day to day tasks easier [PRESENT] - Tech is continuously changing our society in many ways [FUTURE] – Tech will soon decide and determine the evolution of humanity
- 4. TOOLS AFFECTING PHYSICAL HUMAN INTERACTION Some of tools include; Television Video games Computers/internet Music devices Phones
- 5. IT IMPACTS ON HUMANITY Technology and human life cannot be separated; HUMANS has a cyclical co-dependence on technology. We use technology; in our daily life. Humans use technology to travel, to communicate, to learn, to do business and to live in comfort. However, technology has also caused us concerns. Its poor application has resulted in the pollution of the environment and it has also caused a serious threat to our lives and society. This calls for the proper use of technology.
- 6. GROUP OF HUMANS AFFECTED BY TECHNOLOGY Some of the affected groups are : Families There’s less interaction in families as members are busy on the television, facebook, , Twitter, Skype etc. Working places workmates are busy with the computer/internet. Workmates do not know each other very well. Some have never even talked but in the same office.
- 7. GROUPS AFFECTED CONTINUOUS…. Schools/colleges Since curricula are found on websites, some students prefer to use the internet or library and not the lecturer. The strong relationship that existed between a student and a teacher/lecturer is no more. Military, Hospital and factories The existence of the robots makes people’s work to be replaced by the robots.
- 8. SOME PRONS AND CONS OF TECHNOLOGY PRONS Less costs for travelling Easy and fast for interaction Easy to meet new people It is good for new experiences CONS The quality of social interaction that human beings need eventually decays. Hinders communication Separates people from reality Maintain long-distance friendships
- 9. TECHNOLOGY ON HUMANS CONTINUOUS Mental and physical illnesses due to isolation, stress etc. Waste of time to text over 300 friends Weakens prevalence of cultural practices
- 10. TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN INTERACTION WITHIN 10 YEARS High levels of social interaction with less physical contacts. Reduce social involvement and mental well- being. Higher levels of technologies will create high levels of unemployment . e.g. making of robots to work in factories, military, hospitals, schools etc. hence less social interaction
- 11. CONCLUSION High world wide social interaction among humans but of low quality because of no physical contact High-tech i.e. robots making, will lead to increase in unemployment levels hence affecting human social interaction at work places. Technology to be a threat on humans’ physical interaction.