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Cultural lag is the idea that society has trouble keeping up with technological change. This results in a period of maladjustment as economies, societies, industries, cultures and institutions slowly adapt to change that has already occurred. It can also result in a failure to manage significant risks.
Technological change causes dramatic shifts that impact communities, environments, industries, markets, communication, social interaction, entertainment, transportation, science, medicine, weapons, lifestyles, education and quality of life. This creates risks, opportunities and questions that cut to the heart of a culture.
Technology Ethics
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An overview of technology ethics.
An overview of the precautionary principle.
An overview of existential risk.
A list of forces that shape technology in the long run.
A list of major types of technology.
An overview of the term precrime as it relates to technology ethics.
The definition of medicalization with examples.
The definition of dark pattern with examples.
An overview of the potential disadvantages of technology with examples.
A few common types of artificial intelligence.
Technological singularity explained.
Artificial intelligence and emotion.
An overview of artificial life.
How artificial intelligence can be illogical.
A definition of deep learning with examples.
The difference between supervised and unsupervised learning with an example.
The common types of natural language processing.
Common types of autonomous systems.
Common examples of artificial intelligence.
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