In a Pew
Research Center study, many of respondents who argued that
human well-being will be harmed also acknowledged that digital tools will
continue to enhance various aspects of life. They also note there is no turning
back. At the same time, many of them suggested interventions in the coming
years they feel could mitigate the problems and emphasize the benefits. Moreover,
many of the hopeful respondents also agreed that some harm will arise in the
future, especially to those who are vulnerable. Findings also showed three
types of themes emerged: those tied to expert views that people will be more
helped than harmed when it comes to well-being; those tied to potential harms;
and those tied to remedies these experts proposed to mitigate foreseeable
problems.
Anderson, J.,
& Rainie, L. (2018). The future of well-being in a tech-saturated world. Washington,
D.C.: Pew Research Center.
http://assets.pewresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2018/04/20114508/PI_2018.04.17_Future-of-Well-Being_FINAL.pdf
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