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All this is not to say that city transportation planners should be technophobic, only that smart-city planners should also consider all the great community and traditional values that have already functioned in cities so well.

At its core, Popmatters writes, this novel is "notably not technophobic, and only mildly alarmist." Smythe underscores the reality that it's the humanity behind the development of this technology that makes all the difference.

"I get exasperated when I hear accusations that GPs are technophobic dinosaurs.

(2015/12) FRIDAY Transcendence 6.40pm Film4 Hammy and technophobic sci-fi flick, with Johnny Depp as a boffin specialising in artificial intelligence.

Love it or loathe it, however, an increasing number of start-ups in a variety of industries, from finance to energy, healthcare to food, and even--you've guessed it--art are embracing blockchain, But what potential does blockchain hold for the traditionally conservative and technophobic art market?

The newly minted Culture and digital boss is notoriously technophobic.

A presumably happy couple, technophobic vintage automobile enthusiast Grey Trace (Logan Marshall-Green) and his wife (Melanie Vallejo) become victims of a vicious parking lot assault.

Like the exhibition as a whole, Autonomy Cube rejects both the techno-utopian and technophobic rhetorics that haunt the history of art and technology: It refuses to use aesthetics to normalize the dystopian corruption of the public sphere, even as it also presumes that the internet is now an inextricable part of aesthetic experience.

The former Imam says his daughter came off as "overly religious and technophobic".

For example, a recent study conducted by Baylor University found that 37 per cent of participants were "technophobic", meaning they have a fear of losing their jobs to automation.