
A podcast about Silicon Valley, AI, labor and power. www.bloodinthemachine.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTechnology | |||

On July 6th, Microsoft announced that it was laying off 4,800 workers, largely from its Xbox gaming division. It’s now sadly routine in the tech industry; thousands of jobs gone in an instant, with little more than a corporate memo and some platitude... more
The year has been marked by the rise of open, widespread, and increasingly spirited backlash to AI, data centers, and big tech. As such, the stage was well set for the Summer of Ludd, a series of protests, performances, talks, and meetups in New York... more
While Google seems dead set on making their users hate their product, the courts in Europe are taking issue with their anti-competitive business practices. Meanwhile, the Summer of Ludd kicks off in New York and a new dating survey finds: It’s sexy t... more
The tech lobby spent $27 million on a single Congressional election in New York. OpenAI-backed Leading the Future spent $8 million on ads attacking Alex Bores, who vowed to rein in AI, in an effort to fire a warning shot—did it work? What does this m... more
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I love this guy and his POV, but the mixing of this pod is so bad! He’s kind of a low talker so you will have the volume up, but the episodes are interspersed with clips with the volume up so high I kept getting blasted in my headphones. Please work on this!
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Prolific conversations center on labor, technology power, and the economics of Silicon Valley. Across episodes, listeners hear firsthand accounts from game developers and union organizers about layoffs, AI's impact on work, and strategies for collective bargaining. Other frequent threads critique tech monopolies, data power, and platform governance, with guests offering historical and evaluative context on how labor, policy, and culture intersect in the digital era. A standout trait is the mix of on-the-ground organizing insight with sharp critiques of corporate tech strategy, making it a resource for both workers and policy-minded readers. Potential listeners will likely find the discussions timely for understanding worker organizing movem... more
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Recent guests on Blood in the Machine include:
1. Chris Hayes
2. Morgan Gowan
3. Autumn Mitchell
4. Amanda Hanna-McCleer
5. Paris Marx
6. Molly White
7. Cory Doctorow
8. Jacob Silverman
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