
Cory Doctorow's Literary Works
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 804 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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This week on my podcast, I read Swapping money for expertise, a recent essay from my Pluralistic blog about the political economy of “AI” based on theory-free inference.
The need to understand and describe a thing before you could apply “AI” to it i... more
This week on my podcast, I read LLMs are real, AI is fake, a recent essay from my Pluralistic blog about the material reality of the Hugging Face hack.
Here’s how that works: the Python program starts by prompting the chatbot with the nature of the ... more
This week on my podcast, I read Technopolitics, my latest Locus Magazine column, about the degree to which AI’s politics are baked in or historically contingent.
These sins are baked into this kind of AI production. There is no way to raise trillion... more
This week on my podcast, I read Why businesses lie about AI, a recent essay from my Pluralistic newsletter that breaks down Nikhil Suresh’s essay describing the total absence of any proof that any business is benefiting from AI deployment.
One perso... more
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Sometimes it may be soothing, sometimes painful but illuminating, his writing - and speaking - is always witty and unfailingly rational. Never condescending. Thanks for teaching us about stuff, for a while now and hopefully for a very long time to come.
He’s totally right. Incel techies wanna ruin everything
One of the best. He makes a difference
Cory tells it like it is when it comes to the harsh reality of our modern life. He also offers a pathway out. Love this podcast!
Should be part of the school curriculum.
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Essays and commentary connect technology, literature, politics, labor, and digital rights, with a recurring focus on how corporate power and policy shape everyday life. Most episodes are solo readings and reflections by Cory Doctorow, often adapted from his essays and columns, with personal updates and occasional recordings of live discussions. The analysis is grounded in concrete examples, historical references, and practical arguments about issues such as artificial intelligence, monopoly power, privacy, ownership, and workers' rights. Some episodes also feature conversations with journalists and advocates, while others touch on his fiction, books, and public appearances. The mix suits listeners who enjoy informed, opinionated cultural an... more
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