Facebook and our phones may be wreaking havoc on our morality - Vox
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Digital distractions such as social media and smartphones wreak havoc on our attention spans. Could they also be making us less ethical?
Technology It’s hard to be a moral person. Technology is making it harder. Digital distractions such as social media and smartphones wreak havoc on our attention spans. Could they also be making us less ethical? by Sigal Samuel Illustrations by Efi Chalikopoulou for Vox Updated Aug 3, 2021, 12:00 PM UTC Illustrations by Efi Chalikopoulou for Vox Sigal Samuel is a correspondent for Vox’s Future Perfect. She writes primarily about the future of consciousness, tracking advances in artificial intelligence and neuroscience and their staggering ethical implications. Before joining Vox, Sigal was the
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