Tech Brain Targets Human Brain
Digital Graphics, Technological, Abstract informal, Political / Social, Portrait, Computer graphics, 75x58cm
As working on computers becomes increasingly important, we don’t know what the impact of working within the fixed limits of computer programs is on the brain. What about thinking out of the box, abstract thinking, and creativity? Brain development and neural pathways are affected by overuse of technology.
In highly industrialized societies, where human beings are often part of big machinery, and where the whole operation has to run smoothly, they often have to function like robots. With chip implants that can boost performance, some human beings even aspire to function like robots.
On the other hand, robots are being designed to emulate human behaviour. As the technological revolution is speeding up, so will our adjustments to it. Will we take the time to stop and assess the impact before it’s too late? Or will we come full circle where robots will be more human than human beings?
http://www.wort.lu/en/view/luxembourg-artist-selected-for-international-art-expo-in-italy-517a73d4e4b04f1a96273a84
In highly industrialized societies, where human beings are often part of big machinery, and where the whole operation has to run smoothly, they often have to function like robots. With chip implants that can boost performance, some human beings even aspire to function like robots.
On the other hand, robots are being designed to emulate human behaviour. As the technological revolution is speeding up, so will our adjustments to it. Will we take the time to stop and assess the impact before it’s too late? Or will we come full circle where robots will be more human than human beings?
http://www.wort.lu/en/view/luxembourg-artist-selected-for-international-art-expo-in-italy-517a73d4e4b04f1a96273a84
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