Our Unfortunate Internet Relationship

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TechnoSlipstream

Kendall Giles

36 episodes

4 months ago

Kendall Giles is an electrical and computer engineering professor who writes at the intersection of science, technology, and culture. In this podcast he takes deep dives into research, books, news, and articles with a focus on exploring the complex and powerful technologies being developed and released into the world with sometimes beneficial but often unintended consequences.

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Our Unfortunate Internet Relationship

TechnoSlipstream

16 minutes

3 years ago

Our Unfortunate Internet Relationship

For our fifth Wintermas podcast episode, in Episode 23 we explore the origins and mentality we have with the Internet and associated technologies--we do this by diving into the book To Save Everything, Click Here: The Folly of Technological Solutionism by Evgeny Morozov.

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