Where Will Technology Take Us In The Future?
The internet and the invention of improved technology are growing rapidly. It allows us to do complex jobs without major effort. The internet is an immense source, it involves many people working together to create an opportunity for everyone to get easy and fast information without having to pick up a book. With a click of a mouse button we have tons of information right in front of our computer screen. Is the privilege of having easy access and improved technology doing us harm or being beneficial to us?
How is technology really going to help us?, in Joseph A. Dallegro article on “How Google's Self-Driving Car Will Change Everything” he writes “Imagine getting in your car, typing or speaking a …show more content…
This helps highlight the fact that relying on the internet is interfering with our brains, which James Casico has a different viewpoint on. Casico idea of evolution helps us see the potential of the human mind which can surpass an advance piece of technology such as the self-driving car. Looking back at Joseph A. Dallegro article on “How Google’s Self-Driving Car Will Change Everything” we can conclude that although the autonomous car can have many possibilities of success, it can also backfire. A car that is dependent on electronics has a higher chance of getting hacked. What I learned through my experience of using technology that it isn’t always perfect many things can go south; the system can freeze or do serious …show more content…
Nicholas Carr’s view on Google shows the negative of having too much information’s and how it’s damaging our brain, making us less capable to perform simple tasks and making us lazy. Although both Casico and Carr advocate for people to look at technology in different points of view, Nicholas Carr is less interested in the positive sides of having advance technology. He focuses on how Google is making us stupid and why we shouldn’t rely on it too much. Dallegro’s article on autonomous car helps prove Casico point in human evolution, we learn to cope with situations and get smarter. A self-driving car is another step towards the future of where technology can take
The internet and the invention of improved technology are growing rapidly. It allows us to do complex jobs without major effort. The internet is an immense source, it involves many people working together to create an opportunity for everyone to get easy and fast information without having to pick up a book. With a click of a mouse button we have tons of information right in front of our computer screen. Is the privilege of having easy access and improved technology doing us harm or being beneficial to us?
How is technology really going to help us?, in Joseph A. Dallegro article on “How Google's Self-Driving Car Will Change Everything” he writes “Imagine getting in your car, typing or speaking a …show more content…
This helps highlight the fact that relying on the internet is interfering with our brains, which James Casico has a different viewpoint on. Casico idea of evolution helps us see the potential of the human mind which can surpass an advance piece of technology such as the self-driving car. Looking back at Joseph A. Dallegro article on “How Google’s Self-Driving Car Will Change Everything” we can conclude that although the autonomous car can have many possibilities of success, it can also backfire. A car that is dependent on electronics has a higher chance of getting hacked. What I learned through my experience of using technology that it isn’t always perfect many things can go south; the system can freeze or do serious …show more content…
Nicholas Carr’s view on Google shows the negative of having too much information’s and how it’s damaging our brain, making us less capable to perform simple tasks and making us lazy. Although both Casico and Carr advocate for people to look at technology in different points of view, Nicholas Carr is less interested in the positive sides of having advance technology. He focuses on how Google is making us stupid and why we shouldn’t rely on it too much. Dallegro’s article on autonomous car helps prove Casico point in human evolution, we learn to cope with situations and get smarter. A self-driving car is another step towards the future of where technology can take