A podcast about technology and political economy /// Agitprop against innovation and capital /// Hosted by Jathan Sadowski and Edward Ongweso Jr., Produced by Jereme Brown /// Hello friends and enemies Listen anywhere that fine podcasts are distributed. Subscribe at patreon.com/thismachinekills to get premium episodes every week.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 446 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Technology |
We chat about the growing genre of personal literary essays about AI where the literati at places like the New Yorker pen long essays laying out their thoughts, worries, and ultimate embrace of AI. But as with most personal essays, we end up learning... more
We discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk and its potential role as a catalyst of further violence and blowback by right-wing forces who want to avenge a martyr, by left-wing groups who want to kick off years of lead, or perhaps as simply another ... more
Join us as we dive into the life and mind of Nicole Shanahan, a tech billionaire who is now the self-anointed demon hunter of Silicon Valley and Burning Man. There is soul-corrupting psycho-politics everywhere for those with eyes to see. ••• ‘Demonic... more
With the announcement of a new $100 million Super PAC for pro-AI political influence, lines are being drawn between different styles of AI boosterism in Silicon Valley. There are those who worship at the altar of AGI and believe any other position is... more
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Jathan is emblematic of the windbag Marxist professor who can't help themselves with the endless lecturing and quotes from Marx before asking his guest an actual question. Cannot recommend.
I genuinely wish I could give this a higher rating, because everyone involved in this podcast is knowledgeable and clearly researches every topic extensively but this entire show is pretty much just Jathan monologuing for an hour. Even when there's a really interesting guest, it's not a conversation. Jathan takes 20 minutes to ask a question because he goes off rambling about something and then the guest gets a brief period to talk. I heard Ed on Better Offline and he was great! I literally only... more
Too much editorializing and bloviating. These guys are on the right track, but should stick to reporting facts rather than repeatedly going off on generalized rants about how evil these people and companies are. Let the facts tell the story.
For some reason i can’t download episodes like I do for other pods. It takes for ever and often crashes out halfway. I can download other pods just fine. As a true Luddite, I don’t have cell service and rely on wifi downloads so it’s har to listen.
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This podcast focuses on the intersection of technology and political economy, providing critical insights into the implications of modern innovations and their effects on society. The discussion often centers on the socio-economic consequences of technological advancements, including artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, and biotech, and how these industries intersect with power structures and capitalism. The hosts present a blend of analysis and humor, critiquing figures in the tech world while exploring complex themes such as privacy, surveillance, and the commodification of human life.
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