
Voice notes from your favorite humanist and Harvard PhD Candidate on the AI developments that actually matter! Each episode, I break down what’s happening in AI, from new research to policy shifts to workplace transformations, and explain what it means through a humanities lens. No hype, no jargon, just clear thinking about how AI is reshaping work, knowledge, and society. If you like to think cri... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Sharing my writing process and reading my personal essay which you can read here: shaeomonijo.substack.com/p/are-you-actually-behind-or-just-held
This is the major takeaway (whether you’re skimming or you’ve been reading all the way through)... more
Philosophy majors now have lower unemployment than computer science majors. Why? Because AI labs need critical thinkers to build ethical frameworks and prevent catastrophic failures. In this episode I argue that humanities education is a necessity no... more
Three-quarters of all U.S. federal tax revenue comes from labor. So what happens when AI starts replacing the workers that revenue depends on? In this episode, Shae breaks down a January 2026 Brookings Institution paper on the future of tax policy in... more
Hey folks, you asked for Part 2, and here it is. This episode is the context that makes the local AI discussion actually make sense: what the open-source AI ecosystem is, where it comes from, how to navigate it without making expensive mistakes, and ... more
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Shae, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! I’m only 2 episodes in (I follow you on Instagram) and I think your format is incredibly digestible and interesting. I don’t feel overwhelmed by the amount of information, but rather inspired to go and write about these things myself (something I’ve been putting off). Your voice matters in this field, and I’m really excited to hear more! Well done.
THANK YOU for this show. Too much trust has been placed in AI that has NOT been earned. It's awful for the environment, and devastating to our human skills, relationships, and brains.
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This show analyzes AI developments, policy shifts, and workplace transformations through a humanities lens, offering clear, skepticism-tinged thinking rather than hype. Episodes mix personal storytelling with literary and cultural references to tease apart what AI means for knowledge, work, and society, emphasizing critical thinking and ethical considerations. A standout trait is its combination of accessible AI policy discussion with humanistic framing, making it useful for listeners who want to understand implications beyond tech buzz and for potential sponsors seeking thoughtful, educated audiences.
What sets it apart is the consistent focus on critical thinking, governance, and the societal impact of AI, not just capabilities or hype. R... more
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