Tech Humanism: A Harmonious Dance of Art, Humanities, and Technology

Marieta Jagdalla

Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts & Humanities, Kalinga University, New Raipur, Chhattisgarh.

marieta.jagdalla@kalingauniversity.ac.in

In an era overwhelmed by quick mechanical progressions, the connection among innovation and human experience has never been more perplexing. From artificial intelligence and virtual reality to automation and social media, this article could delves into the ways in which technology is influencing our lives. It could investigate both the positive and adverse consequences of these advancements on different parts of human life, like connections, training, work, and emotional well-being. In the domain of Human expression and Humanities, where the investigation of human articulation, culture, and values has for quite some time been the point of convergence, another worldview is arising — a worldview that typifies the multifaceted exchange among innovation and the pith of our common mankind. ” Tech Humanism” isn’t only an impact of universes; A future that is both innovative and deeply rooted in the human experience is being created as a result of this harmonious dance between technology and the humanities.

The Artistic Lens on Social Media and Relationships: Craftsmanship, as an impression of society, has consistently answered shifts in human way of behaving. Artists have to deal with the nuances of digital connections in the age of social media. Through compositions, writing, and exhibitions, the creative local area takes apart the effect of stages like Instagram and Twitter on private connections. Can art shed light on the realness that lies beneath carefully curated digital personas and How do specialists decipher the polarity between advanced association and profound disengagement?

In the intricate dance between advanced association and profound disengagement within curated digital personas, art and specialists form a symbiotic relationship. Artistic expression serves as a beacon, illuminating the authenticity obscured by digital curation, while specialists provide a roadmap for understanding the psychological and sociological dynamics at play. Together, they guide us through the nuanced terrain of our digital existence, prompting reflection on the balance between connection and disconnection in the pursuit of genuine human interaction.

Humanities in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: The Humanities, with its accentuation on decisive reasoning and understanding human culture, assumes a significant part in exploring the coordination of man-made consciousness (man-made intelligence) into our day to day routines. The implications of algorithms influencing our educational experiences are the topic of discussion among philosophers, ethicists, and writers. Can the Humanities guide the ethical development of AI, ensuring that it adheres to our values and does not compromise education’s fundamental nature?

As AI transforms the landscape of education, the Humanities stand as guardians of its ethical development. By fostering philosophical inquiry, human-centered design principles, critical reflection, cultural sensitivity, and a commitment to preserving human relationships, the Humanities ensure that AI aligns harmoniously with our values and sustains the fundamental nature of education. In this intersection of technology and humanistic principles, we find a pathway to a future where AI enhances education while upholding the ethical standards that define the essence of learning.

Workplace Automation: A Call for Humanistic Perspectives: As mechanical advances computerise errands in the work environment, the Branch of Expressions and Humanities winds up at the front of tending to the human parts of this change. Authors, sociologists, and antiquarians investigate the stories of those impacted via mechanization, catching the pith of their encounters. How could Human expression and Humanities give knowledge into the close to home and cultural effect of occupation uprooting, and how might they add to the production of a more empathetic way to deal with the influencing universe of work?

Virtual Reality and the Human Experience:The Arts and Humanities are in a unique position to investigate the relationship between technology and the human psyche in virtual reality. Artists and scholars investigate the potential of virtual reality as a medium for empathy and storytelling through immersive experiences. How can virtual reality be used to bridge cultural and societal divides and foster empathy and connection by expanding our understanding of diverse human experiences?

In the face of job displacement, human expression and the humanities serve as a beacon of understanding. By weaving together artistic narratives, literature, philosophical inquiry, cultural studies, historical perspectives, and human-centered narratives, these disciplines contribute to a more empathetic approach to the evolving world of work. Through their collective insights, they pave the way for a society that recognizes the personal and cultural impact of job displacement, fostering empathy and resilience in the face of workforce transformations.

The humanistic ethos and biotechnology: The moral predicaments presented by biotechnology require a nuanced assessment according to a humanistic point of view. Philosophers, ethicists, and academics in the arts debate the consequences of manipulating life’s fundamental elements. How can the Arts and Humanities contribute to a broader societal discussion of the ethical implications of biotechnological advancements, keeping humanity at the forefront of scientific advancement?

Virtual Reality stands at the forefront of technological innovation, offering unprecedented opportunities to bridge cultural divides and foster empathy. By leveraging VR for virtual travel, storytelling, language learning, empathy training, collaborative experiences, and addressing global issues, we can build connections that transcend physical boundaries. In doing so, VR becomes a transformative force for expanding our understanding of diverse human experiences and fostering a more empathetic and interconnected world.

As it looks into where innovation and humanity converge, the Department of Expressions and Humanities transforms into a melting pot where human experience and growth mingle. When viewed through the prism of the arts and humanities, Tech Humanism is not a clash but rather a convergence—a space where compassion, creativity, and critical thinking lead us toward a future in which technology enriches the human experience. In this cooperative energy, we find the genuine substance of Tech Humanism — an embroidery woven with the strings of workmanship, culture, and the persevering through soul of humankind.