Nowadays, people has over-depended on technology. What is the ad and dis?

Standard of living has been significantly boosted over decades thanks to the constant continuous advancement of technology. People become over – rely on this improvement than ever be4. This essay will discuss the merits and demerits of this trend. On the one hand, there are several reasons why technology is beneficial. Firstly, there have been many changes in a range of entertainment based industries thanks to advancements in modern technology. In years gone by, people were pretty limited when it came to enjoying entertainment at home. Other than a few terrestrial channels on TV and the radio, there was very little to do. However, with the introduction of cable and satellite TV, this all changed, since many individuals now have access to a huge range of channels. In addition, new games consoles, computer technology, and high speed broadband added to the ability to enjoy a wide range of entertainment at home. Secondly, artificial intelligence can make lives easier and solve complex problems. For example, Twitter uses artificial intelligence to identify probable hate speech and racist content. Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant, is also an example of artificial intelligence — it learns to adapt to instructions and preferences with continual use. The ability of some software to anticipate human behavior has made our lives easier and our relationship with technology smoother However, due to our over-reliance on such technologies, we can face many adverse consequences. To begin with, by making remote communication so easy, technology has disincentives in-person socialization. Today, everyone can be ‘friends’ on Facebook without spending time to meet and socialize in real life. Instead of meeting over a meal, more and more people are opting to simply send a Whatsapp message instead. For example, today's children rarely spend time with their families because they are so engrossed in social media and chatting with online friends. It is also common to see both old and young people keep (their) eyes glued to (their) phones instead of talking like before the invention of smart devices. As people become more connected digitally, they have sadly also become more disconnected socially. Technology does a great job of giving the ‘illusion’ of a full social life in the absence of a real one. Moreover, technology use may increase the risk of physical and mental issues as well. Children addicted to the Internet will have behaviours of aggressiveness, irritability, lack of sleep and drepresion on the ground that they spend time staring at computer work all day. Additionally, while texting and digital messaging are a central way teens build and maintain relationships, this level of connectivity may lead to potentially troubling and nonconsensual exchanges. It is now easier for people to post hate messages against someone while being completely untraceable. This has given rise to cyberbullying, and it is a problem that governments are finding hard to solve. Technology has increasingly become an essential and indispensable part in our daily life. However, users had better deliberate benefits and drawbacks of this tendency instead of overdepending on it.