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This week, we want to share a podcast from our friends at Issues in Science & Technology. It’s called The Ongoing Transformation and it looks at how science and society are continually transforming each other.
From countless ads to outright scams, spam is an annoying constant of online life. But does it have to be that way?
In this episode, Rebecca Coyne and Jason Lloyd examine the history of spam. And take a look at efforts to address spam in the early 2000s may offer lessons for how we might regulate technologies such as artificial intelligence today.
Listen to more episodes and subscribe to The Ongoing Transformation wherever you get your podcasts.
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