Author(s)
Keane, BernardWolf, Asher
McGibbon, Alastair
Singer, Peter
Loewenstein, Antony
Michael, Katina
Keywords
connectede-health
Drones
Law, DNA
International Law
Engineering
Gaming
Big Data
people
Risk Management
workers
Ethics
solutions
Social Implications of ICT
Social Media
Cybercrime
DNA
Culture
Internet Addiction
social implications
Privacy
empowerment
Electrophorus
enslaved
smartphones
Dataveillance
Transhumanism
Radio-frequency Identification
Warrants
Barcodes
Education
Global Positioning Systems
always on
Sousveillance
quality of life
overcoming
technology
Information Security
Wearables
reflection
Law
family
Location-Based Services
Cloud Computing
Automatic Identification
Emerging Technologies
volume
Uberveillance
National Security
Loyalty Card Schemes
Biometrics
Gender
M-Business
Surveillance
Microchip Implants
extended hours
Policing
Intelligence
Geographic Information Systems
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Abstract
Human curiosity, ingenuity and creativity have combined over the centuries to produce ever more powerful technologies - wonderments that even the poorest of the world can now afford. At their best, these technologies are great enablers. However, what if we are losing our grip on these inventions? Might the harnessing of Big Data by corporations and governments erode personal autonomy and remove the whimsy of life as our every want is predicted and served? Will we become so dependent on technology that we lose ourselves - even our humanity - in the things we have made?Date
2014-08-12Type
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http://www.iq2oz.com/debates/we-are-becoming-enslaved-by-our-technology-/