Join Elaine Burke and Kelly Earley as they look at tech through a critical lens – not evangelising or demonising it, but definitely throwing a bit of shade when it’s deserved.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 90 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Tech and democracy expert Liz Carolan joins Kelly and Elaine to explain some new regulations on political advertising hitting the EU this week, right in the midst of an Irish presidential election. These rules have been introduced to minimise politic... more
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Perfect balance of information and humour. Well worth listening too🤩
Apart from the wealth of great ideas and observations that they throw around what I really like about this podcast is the rapport between the two hosts. Love it.
pretty boring tbh
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Engaging in a thoughtful exploration of technology, this podcast examines various aspects of the tech landscape without falling into the traps of blind praise or unwarranted condemnation. The hosts often spotlight emerging trends, ethical dilemmas, and relevant issues in the industry, ranging from privacy concerns to advancements in AI and medical technology. Noteworthy discussions occur around the intersection of technology with social justice, digital rights, and cultural impact, ensuring a rich tapestry of content that appeals to listeners seeking a balanced perspective in a rapidly evolving tech world. The dialogue is laced with humor and critical insights, making complex topics both accessible and engaging.
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