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I. Introduction

A. Technology is transformed this world into a global village with various and continuous technological innovations.

1. The influence of technology is so dramatic that it is changing the functional ways of society and transforming every single pattern of life.

2. Young adults are also facing the contemporary technological brunt

B. Thesis Statement: Technology is affecting the quality of life in a negative way as it is a source of time poverty, have more risks for young generation, and a potential culprit in bringing robotic ways of life.

II. Creates Time Poverty

A. Everyone is busy on Social media

1. Major chunk of time is wasted on social media sites

2. Lack of Productivity

B. Fake Relationships with more technology

1. People prefer virtual emotions

2. Real life bonding is in danger

III. More Risks for Young Generation

A. More Use of technology by young minds

1. Low vision problems in early age

2. Chronic visual issues

B. Depression in young adults

1. Focused on blue Technology

2. Hazards of continuous exposure

IV. Era of Robotic Life

A. Society of machines

1. More and more technological innovations

2. Artificial Intelligence on its way

B. Lack of Humanitarian spirit

1. more materialism in society

2. Less goodwill spirit

V. Conclusion & Future Research

A. Technology has hindered the good quality of life and significantly influenced the young generation.

1. Several issues in modern life

2. Health Moral and social problems

B. Need to limit the role of technology in life

1. More space for humanitarian spirit

2. More peaceful world.

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