Part Two
Artificial Intelligence (AI), a branch of technology, has revolutionised various industries by automating tasks, analysing large volumes of data, identifying patterns, and supporting decision-making in sectors such as healthcare, finance, business, and education. In recent years, technology has transformed the way people communicate, work, learn, and access information. Social media platforms and digital applications enable instant global communication, while the internet provides access to educational resources, research materials, and opportunities for professional development. However, technology also has its drawbacks. Excessive use of digital devices may lead to eye strain, neck pain, sleep deprivation, and increased stress. Similarly, AI presents several challenges, including privacy breaches, inaccurate information, algorithmic bias, job displacement, and economic inequality. These challenges highlight the need for responsible technology use and effective measures to
