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Across episodes, conversations center on how technology, society, and culture intersect, with deep dives into artificial intelligence, language learning in social platforms, corporate power and governance, media ecosystems, and the legal/regulatory framework surrounding the internet. Guests range from book authors and researchers to policy thinkers, exploring how emerging tech reshapes work, education, governance, and everyday life. Noteworthy threads include careful, scholarly analyses of AI's trajectory, the anatomy of platform power, reparative and community-based media, and the ethics of AI in libraries, museums, and GLAM institutions. The show often pairs rigorous, idea-driven inquiry with accessible storytelling, making it useful for ... more
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