
Technology is changing fast. And it's changing our world even faster. Host Alix Dunn interviews visionaries, researchers, and technologists working in the public interest to help you keep up. Step outside the hype and explore the possibilities, problems, and politics of technology. We publish weekly.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTechnology | |||

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An excellent insightful podcast with great guests and intelligent insight. Thanks Alix and team.
Great insights on tech and global impact.
The team at Computer Says Maybe gets at key tech insights through meaningful conversations with leading voices. I love the way they make complex topics accessible and engaging!
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An insightful exploration of the rapidly evolving landscape of technology and its profound effects on society, featuring discussions with visionaries, researchers, and technologists committed to serving the public interest. The episodes address critical issues such as the impact of AI infrastructure, the complexities of multi-level marketing, and the challenges of cryptocurrency, providing listeners with a nuanced understanding of the social, economic, and environmental ramifications of technological advancements. Unique for its focus on community organizing, environmental activism, and digital equity, this podcast serves as a platform for voices advocating for change, sharing stories of resistance and innovation in the tech space.
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