Abstract

Technology has emerged as one of the most influential forces shaping contemporary society deeply transforming social structures cultural norms economic relationships and political processes. From the invention of the printing press to the rise of artificial intelligence and digital platforms technological advancements have consistently redefined how individuals interact work learn and govern themselves. This research paper explores the dynamic relationship between technology and social change emphasizing how technological innovation acts both as a driver and a product of social transformation. The study examines key dimensions such as communication economy education governance culture and social inequality highlighting both the positive and negative consequences of technological change. While technology has enhanced connectivity efficiency and access to information it has also intensified issues such as digital divide surveillance job displacement and cultural homogenization. The paper