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Open Web Conversations is about where open source and the open web are headed, and the ideas and forces shaping that path, technical, political, or cultural. It's less about any one project or person, more about the bigger picture of digital openness. The open web is a spectrum, and our mission is to share the voices and ideas shaping its future. Part of the Open Channels FM Podcast Network.
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Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
39 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
147 episodes
since April 14, 2020
episodic
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A look at how AI agents are impacting web development and what the agentic web means for individuals and companies.
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Building trust with AI agents and automation in software teams, focusing on code reviews, verification, and balancing innovation with reliability.
Bob Dunn and Derek Hanson reflect on blogging, personal writing, and using post formats to shape digital presence beyond social media.
Bowe Frankema shares how digital creation affects daily life and what bringing weirdness back to the internet means.
A straightforward look at what the open web is, how it started, and why it matters for digital communities.
In this episode, hosts Zach and Carl discuss adapting to technological change, personal reinvention, and the impact of AI on creativity and web development, emphasizing diverse income strategies and effective ADHD management.
Cami and Bob talk about adapting to tech changes growing older in the web industry and keeping routines that work.
I makes genealogy faster and more accurate while Charleen Mullenweg explains the ongoing need for human review.
Bob Dunn talks about breaking out of AI echo chambers to gain new insights
Hosts Robert Jacobi and Dave Lockie have a conversation about AI impacts, open source priorities, data privacy, and emerging alternative network technologies
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