Over
the years, the advancement of technology in mass media has changed society’s
expectations. Society have gone from face-to-face communication and
interactions to text messaging and instant messages. People no longer go out to
the movies but stay home and stream movies. The way that society interacts with
each other has been dramatically altered (Society’s Expectations of Technology,
2021).
Author
and Psychologist Sherry Turkle has studied
society’s relationship to technology for over a decade and shared in her
Tedtalk, “Connected,
but Alone?” (2012) shared about how dependent society has become on
technology. She talks about how in just a short period of time, technology has
made communication more convenient at the expense of human interaction. She
asks that “as [society] expects more from technology, do we expect less from
each other?” (Tedtalks, 2012).
References
Society’s Expectation of
Technology. (2021, November 27). Society’s Expectations of Technology:
Building a Relationship with Technology and Losing Relationships with Each
Other[blog]. Technology, Media, and Culture. Retrieved from https://techmedculture.blogspot.com/2021/11/societys-expectations-of-technology.html
Tedtalks: Sherry Turkle--Connected, But Alone? (2012). YouTube. Retrieved from https://www.ted.com/talks/sherry_turkle_connected_but_alone.
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