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This podcast provides insightful interviews with scholars who specialize in various aspects of technology, focusing primarily on their recent publications. Episodes frequently explore the intersections between technology and other fields, such as history, philosophy, and sociology, highlighting how technological advancements impact society and culture. Noteworthy topics include artificial intelligence, coding, energy systems, and the ethical implications of modern technology, making it a rich resource for those interested in understanding the depth and breadth of technological discourse. The format enhances listeners' comprehension by connecting theoretical insights with practical implications and real-world instances, appealing to both aca... more
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