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We are building the future in real time. Artificial intelligence. Data centers. New technologies. New organizations. New ways of working, learning, governing, and living. And behind all of it are choices — choices about what we build, what we optimize, what we measure, and ultimately, what kind of world we want to create.
All Too Human is a podcast about choices. Hosted by Dr. Kala W. Hampton, All Too Human explores design at the intersection of technology, infrastructure, organizations, nature, and human life. From the physical systems powering the AI revolution to the invisible systems shaping our workplaces and communities, each episode looks beneath the surface of the things we build to ask a simple question:
What are we designing, and what is it doing to us? Because the future isn't something that simply happens to us. It's by design.
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English
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72 episodes
since Oct. 26, 2023
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Behind every model, chatbot, and promise about the future is a physical system: data centers, electrical grids, water, land, transmission lines, chips, concrete, and human beings who have to build it all. After ten months away, Dr. Kala W. Hampton returns to All Too Human with a question that has b…
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This one is slower and more reflective. Today’s vote on Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar pay package is about more than compensation — it’s about control, power, and who gets to shape the future of autonomy and labor. I walk through how The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journa…
From trillion-dollar pay packages to billion-dollar cloud deals, the AI gold rush has officially gone imperial. Elon Musk’s Tesla investors are balking at his record-shattering payday, Sam Altman just signed a $38 billion pact with Amazon, and Palantir’s Alex Karp is turning government contracts in…
It’s Monday, November 3rd, and the week opens with contradiction: the clocks turned back, but Washington’s still frozen.
The government shutdown hits Day 34 as Obamacare premiums surge 30%, and twenty million Americans brace for impact.
Meanwhile, Nvidia becomes the world’s first $5 trillion compan…
Kala Hampton joined the earnings calls, so you didn’t have to. From Apple’s record quarter to Amazon’s cloud arms race and Microsoft’s $35 billion data-center spree, here’s what executives actually said — and what they didn’t. Plus insider context on OpenAI’s circular funding loop, NVIDIA’s global …
Microsoft spends $35 billion building the infrastructure of intelligence. Meta doubles down on AI. Google beats expectations. The Fed cuts rates but warns of uncertainty. And OpenAI lays the groundwork for a $1 trillion IPO.
In The Update: Inside the Intelligence Boom, Kala breaks down how power, m…
Recorded October 29, 2025 — the 96-year anniversary of Black Tuesday, as Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia hit record highs.
Ninety-six years after the market fell apart on Black Tuesday, every major sector just hit record highs. Apple’s flirting with $4 trillion. Nvidia just crossed $5 trillion and is …
This week, everything connects — the markets, the military, and the media.
We break down why the Fed’s next move could shake Wall Street, how Trump’s sit-down with Xi might redraw the AI supply chain, and what Microsoft isn’t telling you about its OpenAI exposure. Then we shift to hard power — the …
Amazon calls it “advanced technology.” The leaked documents call it what it is — robots replacing 600,000 jobs. Kala breaks down Amazon’s automation plan, how it reshapes the economy, and why Washington still isn’t ready for what’s coming.
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This one almost didn’t make it to air. The AWS outage that darkened half the internet—Snapchat, Amazon, even our own studio software—pushed The Press Company offline until after midnight. But we’re back, and there’s a lot to cover.
Inside the Monday Morning Rundown: • Washington’s government shutdo…
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