INTERNET AND MODERN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE FUNCTION OF SOCIETY DEVELOPMENT
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Internet, Smart Electronics, Machine Learning, CybercrimeAbstract
The development of modern information technology has changed the world around us, but also the world within us. The Internet has begun to shape our development, behavior, and social norms that can be interpreted through phenomena related to technology and human behavior in virtual reality taking place on the Internet. This means that technology has a huge impact on everyday human life. When we talk about modern technologies, we often think only of smartphones, the Internet and social media as the main factors that have significantly changed our lives, social relations, but also health. And often they pay attention only to their negative sides. With good reason, because negative side effects are not uncommon.Downloads
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