"Anti-Technology" refers to a perspective or movement that opposes the use of modern technology, often due to concerns about its impact on society, the environment, and human relationships. Proponents argue that technology can lead to social isolation, environmental degradation, and a loss of traditional skills and values. This viewpoint can be seen in various forms, such as the Luddite movement, which resisted industrialization in the 19th century, or contemporary critiques of social media and artificial intelligence. Advocates for anti-technology often promote simpler, more sustainable lifestyles that prioritize human connection and ecological balance.