Actor Network Theory (ANT), developed in the 1980s by scholars like Michel Callon and Bruno Latour, explores the interconnectedness of technology, society, and power relationships. It employs a material-semiotic method to analyze social complexity and innovation, focusing on the roles of human and non-human actors in networks. While ANT provides a comprehensive framework for understanding technological developments, it faces critiques concerning the agency of non-human actors and implications for social consequences.