(a) describe this technology, (b) explain enframing and standing reserve using the same technology as example, and (c) discuss what the technology can reveal if you view it as an artist or a poet. Big Tech is the current technology I choose that I can say all of us is very familiar with it. I picked this technology because it is extremely prevalent and practically everyone uses it every day, especially during this time of pandemic, and we can access it at any time and any place via means of internet. Also, it entertains our lives while still assisting us in other tasks that are highly helpful at home, work, school, or anywhere and makes many things much more accessible and convenient than before. Big Tech refers to the large technological businesses that have disproportionate power, such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft. Their goods and services are utilized internationally and have been extensively depended upon by organizations and consumers alike, raising privacy, safety, and antitrust concerns regarding their impact and activities, as well as whether harsh controls should be considered. Big Tech (BT) corporations are playing an increasingly important role in social, economic, and political life. They contribute favorably to the generation of digital value by promoting new business opportunities and relationships. Above all, I believe Heidegger's idea of "enframing" is well-suited to the Big Tech paradigm. Technology, such as the one developed by Google and Facebook, translates human experience (rather than effort) into a raw material that can be recorded, packaged, and sold for, frequently without the consent of the individual (us). From this vantage point, humanity appears to be a "standing reserve: a pasture that the Al overlords may seize, ring-fence, and exploit at their will." In my opinion, if I view at this technology, Big tech, as an artist or a poet, it may expose many things, such as; first, confidential information from someone since as a member of a certain platform, it require an account and utilize our personal information in order to engage in such activities. Secondly, it can tell someone's views, similar to how postings on the "Facebook platform" allow individuals to express their minds, share their experiences, or inspire others whenever they want in order to release their thoughts while socializing with others. Third, it can recognize emotions since we write or upload things depending on our feelings. If you're happy, you write cheerfully; if you're not, you write something dreadful. Fourth, allow us to access a wide, fantastic, and one-of-a-kind universe since each platform serves a distinct function we may discover numerous things by browsing, making our life more pleasurable and satisfying while learning, collecting information, and doing activities that can assist us in various ways