Most People Think Technology Is Moving Too Fast, Survey Says
Most People Think Technology Is Moving Too Fast, Survey Says According to a survey conducted by American public relations and marketing consultancy firm Edelman,
60 percent think technology is evolving too rapidly. They also believe that due
to governments not fully
having a grasp on it, regulations are not
formally being placed. Over 34,000 people worldwide were used
in the communications firm's report. The analysis from Edelman adds
that global trust in technology
has dropped four percent. In the United States, the
decrease is seven percent. Edelman says trust has fallen
in 21 out of 26 global markets. 66 percent worry that technology will eventually
make them even question their own senses. Edelman's Sanjay Nair, via statement
60 percent think technology is evolving too rapidly. They also believe that due
to governments not fully
having a grasp on it, regulations are not
formally being placed. Over 34,000 people worldwide were used
in the communications firm's report. The analysis from Edelman adds
that global trust in technology
has dropped four percent. In the United States, the
decrease is seven percent. Edelman says trust has fallen
in 21 out of 26 global markets. 66 percent worry that technology will eventually
make them even question their own senses. Edelman's Sanjay Nair, via statement