Technological Eschatology Theory
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A Technological Eschatology Theory is an eschatology theory that interprets technological development through apocalyptic frameworks.
- AKA: Techno-Eschatology, Digital Apocalypticism, Technological End Times Theory.
- Context:
- It can typically merge religious prophecy with technological prediction.
- It can typically frame AI development as messianic advent or apocalyptic threat.
- It can often influence technology policy through existential fear mobilization.
- It can often create narrative frameworks for singularity events.
- It can range from being a Utopian Technological Eschatology Theory to being a Dystopian Technological Eschatology Theory, depending on its outcome projection.
- It can range from being a Religious Technological Eschatology Theory to being a Secular Technological Eschatology Theory, depending on its theological grounding.
- It can range from being a Deterministic Technological Eschatology Theory to being a Contingent Technological Eschatology Theory, depending on its inevitability claim.
- It can range from being a Near-Term Technological Eschatology Theory to being a Far-Term Technological Eschatology Theory, depending on its temporal horizon.
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- Examples:
- Religious Technological Eschatology Theorys, such as:
- Secular Technological Eschatology Theorys, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Technology Assessment Theory, which uses empirical analysis.
- Innovation Diffusion Theory, which studies adoption patterns.
- Sociotechnical Theory, which examines social-technical interactions.
- See: Eschatology Theory, Eschatological Concept, Antichrist Concept, Technological Singularity, Existential Risk, Transhumanist Ideology, Artificial Intelligence Revolution.