With the first invention of the computer, people did not even think of how it
might go far enough in the future, and now let us have a look at the modern world:
technology is everywhere. The effects on our society can be described as fantastic
as poor at the same time.
On the one hand, we can face rapid technological improvements largely
improved verbal exchange, accessibility for fostering international connection.
Social media provided a platform for the greatest awareness and activism of our
times, the issues of inequality, discrimination, and environmental problems now
receive global attention. When the world was fighting COVID, education had to
change its strategy and refocus on online studying, which went even more viral and
expanded the opportunities for academic resources, structures, and alternatives
more reachable not only for students but for all people. On the other hand, it
caused even bigger digital division and inequalities, information overload,
oversharing and misinformation, social isolation, disconnection from real-
existence relationships, privacy and security concerns, mental health challenges,
etc., thus it is the price for digital transformation.
Now, we hardly can imagine it without using ChatGPT, which is slowly
killing the critical thinking of young people, machines, that are doing the hard
work, though creating fears about the market of labor, and the Internet network
which unites billions of people around the world, but also is the reason for
numerous cyber-attacks and the danger for people`s personal information. Many
concerns appeared on the issue of rapid technological transformation, especially
the possibility of losing a job for many people, which will influence the global
economy. Machines are most likely to replace people in doing automated tasks, so
in this way, the requirements and demands of workers rise: complex problem-
solving, creativity, and emotional intelligence are less vulnerable to automation.
John Chambers, the former executive chairman and CEO of Cisco, once
said, “At least 40% of all businesses will die in the next 10 years… if they don’t
figure out how to change their entire company to accommodate new
technologies.”, and he had a point cause the most successful companies now adapt
