Shoshana Zuboff argues that surveillance capitalism and the evolving ability of tech companies to modify human behavior is exploitative and would ultimately increase social inequality.

Write brief but comprehensive answers using 100-150 words only. 11. Shoshana Zuboff argues that surveillance capitalism and the evolving ability of tech companies to modify human behavior is exploitative and would ultimately increase social inequality. Clay Shirky, on the other hand, calls out this intrumentarian view and advocates instead for an environmental view of tech and social media. He notes the need to look at the long-term benefits of a hyperconnected world. In your perspective, should we take an instrumentarian view or an environmental view of technology and social media? Explain your choice. * (5 Points} tnter you r answer 12. In three consecutive Fiextel surveys in PUP, we noted how students have largely been using their mobile phones as primary modes of learning. An interesting insight was also observed: majority of the students do not have a secondary gadget to use for learning. This means that if their primary gadget fails, they do not have any back-up. While the university is keen to bring everyone back to physical schooling, we cannot do so given buiiding constructions. continued concerns for viral outbreak, and rising costs of transportation and other basic expenses. Pitch a potential learning solution to this challenge. * (5 Points)