Identify three “implications for theory” that apply to the documentary and explain each of them with a minimum of one paragraph.

The first implication for theory from the documentary is that of the potential impact of technology on employment opportunities. Specifically, as automation and artificial intelligence advance it has become increasingly apparent that many jobs are at risk of being automated or completely replaced by technology. This could lead to a situation where there is a decrease in job opportunities for certain demographics, such as blue-collar workers or those with lower levels of education, leading to further widening economic inequality.

The second implication is related to the idea of digital divide between those who have access to the latest technologies versus those who do not. The documentary highlighted this issue by showing how people living in rural areas were often unable to take advantage of new digital platforms due to limited access and resources available to them compared to urban populations. This can create disparities when it comes to quality of life and economic opportunities which will further widen existing gaps in wealth and income between different segments within society.

Finally, another implication from the documentary was around trust and privacy issues surrounding data collection by tech companies. With more and more data being collected without proper regulation or oversight there is an increased risk that people’s personal information could be used in ways they had not intended or expected, resulting in a lack of trust among consumers towards these companies which could be detrimental for their long term success.