Impact of Technology on Society

The video tutorial discusses question 23d, focusing on social and ethical issues. The teacher highlights the need for students to identify both positive and negative aspects, using the example of lost cards as a positive issue compared to losing money. The tutorial also covers increased effectiveness and security benefits, the changing nature of work due to technology, and addresses concerns about government data and privacy.

What was the class average score on the question about social and ethical issues?

• 59%

• 75%

• 90%

• 82%

Why is losing a card considered a positive issue?

• Cards are more durable than cash.

• Cards have a longer lifespan than cash.

• Lost cards can be easily canceled and replaced.

• It is cheaper to replace a card than money.

What is one benefit of using cards on public transport?

• It increases the cost of travel.

• It slows down the boarding process.

• It requires more security personnel.

• It reduces the need to carry physical cash.

How does the use of cards impact security at train stations?

• It increases the risk of theft.

• It reduces the amount of cash handled, lowering security risks.

• It requires more security checks.

• It has no impact on security.

What is a potential negative impact of technology on jobs?

• It creates more job opportunities.

• It has no impact on employment.

• It only affects high-paying jobs.

• It leads to job losses in certain sectors.

What is a positive aspect of the changing nature of work due to technology?

• It reduces the need for skilled labor.

• It makes jobs more monotonous.

• It creates new job opportunities.

• It only benefits large corporations.

What is a common misconception about government knowledge of personal data?

• The government knows very little about personal data.

• The government only knows financial data.

• The government already has access to a lot of personal data.

• The government cannot access any personal data.

Why should privacy issues be considered from both positive and negative perspectives?

• Because privacy is not important.

• Because it helps tailor services to individuals.

• Because it only has negative impacts.

• Because it is a legal requirement.

What is a benefit of knowing customer data for service providers?

• It allows them to charge more.

• It helps them tailor services to individual needs.

• It reduces their operational costs.

• It has no real benefit.

What should students remember when discussing social and ethical issues?

• To ignore the context of the issue.

• To consider both positive and negative aspects.

• To focus only on the negatives.

• To only discuss issues that affect them personally.