🐰💬 We compete in innovation... but forget to ask, "For whom?"

Humanity Deficits When Technology Captures Humanity

Over the years, we have become more obsessed with "innovation" than ever.

But the worrying thing is that we may be unconsciously exchanging our humanity for technology.

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Technology should enhance life but, in truth, make humans "more isolated, stressed and distracted," from social media that makes us compare life to other people to AI that replaces human creativity and connectivity.

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Human productivity has begun to decline since the dot-com era and has not improved at all despite the leap in technology development.

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We compete in innovation... but forget to ask, "For whom?"

The world is obsessed with "technological competition," especially in the field of AI.

We compete relentlessly for leadership, but we rarely question who these technologies serve - and what we have to trade for them.

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Despite our praise for technology in the name of "optimization," "connectivity" and "quality-of-life enhancement" - yet the reality is reversing.

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Today we are facing a global mental health crisis, an epidemic of isolation, social polarization online and offline, and a global decline in human performance.

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Human productivity is declining - since the dot-com era.

Research suggests that human productivity began to decline from the late 1990s to the early 2000s, and more than half of the global economic slowdown followed the 2008 financial crisis.

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It's probably no coincidence that this regression began with the "dot-com era" - and grew deeper and deeper as humans tried to use technology to solve problems the technology itself created.

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"Humanity Deficit" - when technology takes away humanity

This is why we can say that society is experiencing a human shortage, because we focus on technological innovation, but neglect human psychological and social innovation.

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Addictive algorithms, attention-grabbing designs, and business models based on the "attention economy" do not enhance human potential.

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What's even more worrying is that children of this age are the first generation to grow up in a world where everything goes through the screen - and they're the ones who have to pay "the highest price."

Many studies have found that children spend more time online than talking face-to-face with family, friends, or peers, leading to the loss of important life skills such as emotional intelligence, resilience, and the ability to build relationships in real life, including the most important thing - the human agence.

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Technology that used to promise to give us and our children a "better future"

Is making humans more isolated, less connected and harder to live in the real world.

Digital overload is sucking our emotional and brain energy gradually, reducing our potential for real growth.

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So can we, as life-choosers, allow the "screen" to gradually take away our humanity - without us smiling at it?

Algorithms allow us to write the definition of humanity instead of us... really?

And will agree to continue to be brainwashed?

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Source: World Economic Forum: Is our obsession with innovation causing a humanity deficit?

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