We all know that technology is something that has an incredible change rate, nothing we can compare to. With something that is changing constantly, how can you claim yourself being savvy, or how can someone qualify you being very good at it or not?

From businesses perspective, ages ago having a website was good enough to look like you are very technology oriented. Then it became very cool to be on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn….

If you were coming at the top of the searches via Google, it guaranteed pretty much those who search will at least visit your website back in good old days. Now, do you need to come up as an answer at ChatGPT, who knows?

You thought you will never be in TikTok that was probably your statement to your teenager if you have one around. But then you find yourself preparing your company’s TikTok content with the hopes to go viral.

The list goes on and on and we try to stay ahead of this crazy game as much as we can.

But when you look at the other spectrum, you will see a huge rise in the demand for “tech detox” or “digital detox”. It is pretty much a constant complaint that people not having enough time for whatever they are doing or they want to do. Also statistics show reduction at the concentration levels and duration. Even your body posture may be telling you that you need to think about “tech detox”.

Let’s imagine that software and / or physical robots can take some portion of the work from your shoulders. Do you think using technology in this way will count against tech detox? Can we enjoy some free time during our digital detox with the use of digitalization?