Technological Instrumentalism is a philosophical perspective that views technology primarily as a tool for achieving human goals. This approach emphasizes the practical applications of technology, focusing on how it can enhance efficiency, productivity, and problem-solving in various fields. Proponents argue that technology should be evaluated based on its utility and effectiveness in serving human needs. Critics of Technological Instrumentalism contend that this viewpoint can overlook the broader social, ethical, and environmental implications of technology. They argue that by focusing solely on functionality, important considerations such as the impact on society, individual privacy, and sustainability may be neglected, leading to unintended consequences.