Sentence examples for wisdom of technology from inspiring English sources

The conventional wisdom of technology adaptation has focused on the pattern of the adaptation process.

Future generations will benefit from the governor's vision in recognizing the wisdom of renewable technologies as a major source of energy.

At the highest rung of this ladder, the Ambivalent Networkers, there is plenty of doubt about the wisdom of relying upon technology so fiercely.

The Campaign to Stop Killer Robots was joined Thursday by a diverse array of peace advocates and diplomats at a session of the U.N. Human Rights Council in calling for reflection on the wisdom of creating lethal technology that operates without human oversight -- and agreed rules for its use.

Until recently, the conventional wisdom about the effects of technology on workers was, in a way, comforting.

A proper combination of wisdom and technology can produce the good life.

Recently, Stephen Hawking warned that computers will overtake humans within 100 years, remarking: "Our future is a race between the growing power of technology and the wisdom with which we use it".

David Brooks is correct in his assessment of the current limitations of the use of technology to cultivate a deeper and more reflective wisdom and intellect.

It also set off a national discussion about the nature of excellence, the necessity of focusing on science and technology and the wisdom of culling the great from the merely good.

Notably, ICT technologies also permit novel paradigms for data generation that exploit socially intelligent technologies and the wisdom of the crowds.

We can debate the wisdom of the overall TSA screening process as long as we want, or argue about what sort of technology screenings should employ.