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A podcast about technology and political economy /// Agitprop against innovation and capital /// Hosted by Jathan Sadowski and Edward Ongweso Jr., Produced by Jereme Brown /// Hello friends and enemies
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507 ตอน
ตั้งแต่ 8 สิงหาคม 2020
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~40.95% of listeners are from United States.
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US
40.95%
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GB
11.18%
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DE
8.68%
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NL
6.63%
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CA
3.29%
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BE
3.07%
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FR
2.73%
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IN
2.09%
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CH
1.74%
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SG
1.63%
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AU
1.49%
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NO
1.48%
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FI
1.36%
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ES
1.09%
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CO
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ZA
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JP
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NZ
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IT
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BR
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IL
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IE
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GR
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CL
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ตอนล่าสุด 🔗
We are joined by Jessica Winter – writer at The New Yorker covering edtech and education policy — for a wide-ranging conversation about how school systems have become totally integrated with big tech companies like Google. Not only have schools become dependent on these corporate platforms, with th…
ตอนก่อนหน้านี้ 🔗
Jumping off the downturn in the Australian data centre market, we talk about how susceptible this industry is to investment risk from even localized forms of community resistance and financial skepticism, even despite the sheer force of capital and ideology pushing the data center industry. We then…
We chat with Roopika Risam — author of Data Empire: How Information Shaped Human History — about the very long history of data and the many ways that empires have used data to gain power, exercise control, and enforce order on the world. We discuss the patterns of power/knowledge that persist over …
We discuss and riff on the People’s AI Assembly, organized by AI Now Institute and More Perfect Union, which just happened in New York City.
••• The People's AI Assembly https://www.youtube.com/live/JZ7DnHoPLLQ
Standing Plugs:
••• Order Jathan’s book: https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520398078/t…
Jathan chats with journalist Kate Kaye about her new podcast series, Trust Control, all about the history and future of trying to measure trust. We get into different ways of defining trust, proxies for turning trust into quantified scores and “objective” models, motivations for making trust into a…
We discuss a deep dive into the ascendency of microdramas – the short-form video series that are already bigger than the conventional film industry in China and are quickly taking over studios in Hollywood. We chat about the financial and cultural antecedents of microdramas, and the strange impacts…
We get into the new decree from Trump that “artificial intelligence” is now called “super intelligence” – it sounds less fake and more powerful — and the broader currents of tech advice and policy in the Trump administration. Then we discuss how OpenAI and Anthropic are behaving like rogue agents, …
We learn all about how leftists are against any new regulations for AI. It’s the unbelievable return of horseshoe theory as we discuss the curious new discourse cycle being promoted by prominent pundits.
••• The Curious Left-Wing Argument Against New AI Regulations https://www.theatlantic.com/idea…
We jump off from the OpenAI - Hugging Face hacking incident as a way to talk about the misleading, cynical, and hysterical ways we talk about AI and the stranglehold that existential risk has on our framings and discourses. The OAI-HF event shows that rather than treating machine learning as certai…
We bring together two different stories about the tech sector and speculative real estate booms. First, how Netflix promises to turn the Jersey Shore into “Hollywood East”. Second, how the data centre bonanza is stretching Wall Street beyond its limits.
••• Can Netflix remake Jersey Shore — and it…
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