👉 Tragedy computing, also known as the "tragedy of the digital age," refers to the phenomenon where the rapid advancement and proliferation of digital technologies lead to unintended negative consequences, such as increased social isolation, loss of privacy, and the erosion of meaningful human connections. Despite the potential for technology to enhance communication and access to information, its overuse and misuse can result in a disconnection from reality, mental health issues, and societal fragmentation. This tragedy highlights the need for balanced and mindful use of digital tools to preserve human values and relationships in an increasingly virtual world.
