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The anthropology of tech. Hosted by Jasmine Sun and friends. Transcripts and links at jasmi.news. jasmi.news
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<p>Live video discussing Dario's "The Adolescence of Technology" and the Claude Constitution with Irene Zhang from ChinaTalk and Kai Williams from Understanding AI.</p> <br/><br/>Get full access to @jasmine’s substack at jasmi.news/subscribe
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<p>People are panicking about the literacy crisis, about waning attention spans and why technology is making everything worse. But some people — like writer, software designer, and literary critic Celine Nguyen — have managed to not only retain their engagement with art and culture and literature, but actually deepen it with the help of the internet and social media.</p><p>Today we chat about:[00:00:00] Jumping from Silicon Valley to the art world[00:11:00] The internet and “research as leisure activity”[00:26:34] Contrarian optimism about AI and art[00:48:57] How can we measure progress in culture?[01:04:47] Celine’s personal tech/media habitsFollow Celine's work at persona...
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<p>VOICEOVER: A short essay on how vice signaling is eating Silicon Valley.</p> <br/><br/>Get full access to @jasmine’s substack at jasmi.news/subscribe
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<p>These days I am quite stressed about the fate of “liberal democracy.” It’s not a concept I previously felt very attached to, mostly because I didn’t like the way the Dems talked about it.</p><p>But now, we are in a far, far worse place. Masked ICE agents are grabbing people off the streets. Millions of kids will die due to mindless aid cuts and anti-vax policies. Free speech is in the worst place it’s been in decades.</p><p>I wanted to talk to somebody who is a believer in “liberalism,” but who can also be candid...
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<p>Today's podcast guest is Fred Turner, a Professor of Communication at Stanford and probably the best historian of Silicon Valley culture over the past 100 years.</p><p>His book, From Counterculture to Cyberculture: Stewart Brand, the Whole Earth Network, and the Rise of Digital Utopianism, is my favorite book on Silicon Valley's history, focusing on how hippies and hackers came together from the 60s to the 90s. But he’s researched essentially every Silicon Valley micro-movement, from Buckminster Fuller to the maker movement to diversity posters at Facebook.</p><p>Fred is also one of the warmest, most enthusiastic st...
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