For better or worse, the technology India has been building over the past decade has had and will continue to have tremendous national significance. It’s hard to connect the dots and appreciate the real impact of these technologies on society. Ex Machina places these technologies in context, telling the story about how they were made and explaining exactly why they are significant. Ex Machina is h... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureTechnology |
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Over the last decade, the single greatest change that technology has wrought in India has been the proliferation of platforms for society. Starting with Aadhaar but rapidly expanding to include UPI, eSign and the entire IndiaStack, the impact of thes... more
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This is an exceptional podcast with amazing content on Indian Tech, Policy and Law.
Brilliant podcast and very important for today’s digital age. Came here after reading Mr. Matthan’s erudite editorials on the Mint.
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