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Running Head: CYBER TECHNOLOGY 1
CYBER TECHNOLOGY 2
Cyber Technology
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Question 1
According to ("cybertechnology - Wiktionary," 2021), Cyber technology is the specification of various processing, programming, or computing devices or gadgets. In other words, cyber technology includes devices like P.Cs arranged computing networks and internet correspondences. All types of Personal computers, laptops, Desktops, and even the internet are classified under cybertechnology. Computer technology was built in the early 1940s
Phase one of cybertechnology is considered between the 1950-1960 eras. In this phase, the first computer existed, However, researchers and scientists began analyzing and thinking of innovative methodologies beyond the concept of a computer; if the computer could do and operate on its own(think on its own), in other terms this is referred to as Artificial intelligence. They analyzed the difference between computers and humans, making using computer systems unique and different from human beings (Maathuis, Pieters, & van den Berg2018).
Phase two of cyber technology was between the 1970s and 1980s. Personal and mainframe computers could be linked and used together in this phase. Computer technology and devices began to converge and explore. However, some people raised concerns and questions on whether personal information could be restored on a computer and used for inadvertent work. (Maathuis, Pieters, & van den Berg2018). The term hacker was introduced in this era as many increased cases of cybercrime emerging and evolving.
The phase three-time period is considered from the 1990s era to the present. The internet was made available and accessible to public computer users. The term World Wide Web, referred to as www, was introduced on the internet. Many individuals began using the internet excessively. Eventually, various online social networking sites such as Instagram and Facebook have been introduced, increasing the public's popularity.
Phase four of cybertechnology is considered to be in the upcoming future. Computer technology is evolving and becoming more powerful, and thus, computers and machines are likely to become a fundamental part of human beings. (Maathuis, Pieters, & van den Berg2018).
References
Maathuis, C., Pieters, W., & van den Berg, J. (2018, June). A computational ontology for cyber operations. In Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Cyber Warfare and Security, ICCWS (pp. 278-88).
cybertechnology - Wiktionary. (2021). Retrieved 16 January 2021, from https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cybertechnology#:~:text=cybertechnology%20(countable%20and%20uncountable%2C%20plural,involves%20the%20Internet%20or%20cyberspace.
Question 2
A suitable interpretation of the ethics of emerging technology presumes an appropriate understanding of recent or emerging technologies; these are new or innovative technologies that are still in development and are expected to have a large socio-economic impact employing new techniques, methodologies and concepts and cannot be included under existing technologies (Peterson, M. 2018). Various human-related and ethical, legal jurisdiction health, and other factors are being associated with technology use. Technology is the present context that has become a crucial necessity among human beings. Without technology, the assumption of any work in diverse sectors has become hard or almost impossible. Technology is broadly used in the current digital era; according to research in journals, digital technology is applied in economic development due to its massive data collection capability. According to (Peterson M. 2018). The internet had become a global alarm in world politics. With the various government data, huge data are directly connected to a government record, which can only be fulfilled using current technology.
Another report on Technology, human rights, and aging has increased technology's ethical value (Bennett, B. 2019). Current technology has been used to support older individuals as they can use technology for social mobility and engagement.
References
Bennett, B. (2019). Technology, aging, and human rights: Challenges for an aging world. International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 66, 101449.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S016025271830195X
Flyverbom, M., Deibert, R., & Matten, D. (2019). The governance of digital technology, big data, and the internet: new roles and responsibilities for the business. Business &Society, 58(1), 3-19. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0007650317727540
Peterson, M. (2018). The ethics of technology: Response to critics. Science and engineering ethics, 24(5), 1645-1652.