How understanding Vajrayana theory boosts Vajrayana practice
The point of Vajrayana is to change your way of being.
It has effective methods for that, but they are weird and complicated and difficult, and there are a vast number of them. It can be overwhelming. It's difficult to know where to start, and traditional approaches and curricula may not suit you.…
EP 482: Seeing Software
Do you see your software?Do you see how it influences how you run meetings, brainstorm ideas, fulfill your responsibilities, and communicate with others? Do you see how its text boxes, radio buttons, tabs, search results, and menus train you to think? Do you see it, or do you just use it?
Footnotes…
Collaborative, with Chris Gilliard
In this episode, I spoke with Chris Gilliard (@hypervisible) about AI’s encroachment on universities and what this means for collaboration — i.e. learning, writing, thinking and feeling. This conversation puts out a warning of sorts to universities adopting AI given that, as a technology, it is bui…
Artificial Intelligence, Abolition, and Luxury Surveillance
A conversation with Dr. Chris Gilliard, Co-Director of The Critical Internet Studies Institute, about his approach to writing, privacy, and “artificial intelligence.” We are joined by professors Tom Haymes and Bryan Alexander to discuss our experiences teaching and learning, and Chris starts by exp…
#96: Rob Horning - No One's Version
In this episode Barry and Mike discuss Rob Horning’s Substack essay, “No One’s Version” and whether the world needs an AI generated song about Barry growing tomatoes in the style of “Sympathy for the Devil” with the horns from Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire” and a guitar line to be determined (we thin…
#97: AI in Art. A follow up to the Rob Horning discussion.
In this episode Barry and Mike continue their discussion of the place of AI in art. They experiment with Suno and discuss the results. You can listen to those results at the links below.
Barry's Tomatoes
Barry's Tomatoes as Rock and Roll
Surveillance
We're joined this week by Dr. Chris Gilliard, Co-Director of the Critical Internet Studies Institute to talk about what generative AI means for surveillance, and how this technology disproportionately harms marginalised groups. Dr. Gilliard is a writer, professor, and speaker whose scholarship exam…
Audrey Watters on AI realism
Audrey Watters returns to the pod for a chat about ‘AI realism’, and how we are all trudging up the long, weary slope of the AI adoption curve whether we believe in the promises or not. What will we find when we reach the ‘plateau of productivity’? Less work and more smarts so we can spend our infi…
How Human Content Still Matters in the Age of AI - with Editor Rob Horning
Rob Horning writes frequently about technology, social media, art, consumerism, and big ideas such as generative AI, the meaning of life and what it means to be human. He’s been an Editor and Copy Chief for a variety of publications, including the New Inquiry, Real Life, Time Magazine and various C…
Smart Glasses Are Ushering In An Anti-Social World w/ Chris Gilliard
Paris Marx is joined by Chris Gilliard to discuss how tech CEOs are pushing a new generation of AI-powered smart glasses by promising they’ll be stylish and indispensable to workers in a desperate attempt to convince us we should want their luxury surveillance gadgets.
Chris Gilliard is the co-dire…
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