
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 | 103 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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To celebrate our 100th episode, we invited our listeners to watch us in action live, with the return of special guest Dr Abeba Birhane, founder of the pioneering AI Accountability Lab. We had fun with a game of Good Tech, Bad Tech (trademark pending)... more
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Pokémon Go collected 30 billion street-level image scans from its players, and now its creators are using that data to help train delivery robots. This prompted Kelly and Elaine to discuss the many ways human labour contributes to AI training, whethe... 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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A sharp, tech-focused conversation that analyzes trends in technology, policy, and digital culture with a critical eye. The hosts routinely critique industry practices, discuss regulatory impacts, and explore how tech shapes society, privacy, and everyday life. Episodes often feature guests from academia, cybersecurity, data protection, and technology policy, creating a mix of practical insights and principled perspectives. The show stands out for its balanced skepticism, candid banter, and willingness to call out ethical and governance concerns in the tech world, making it engaging for listeners who want thoughtful analysis without hype.
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