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Deadly Bytes: A Book About a Serial Killer, His AI, and a Reflection on Giving Away Our Judgment | A Conversation With Author Douglas J. Wood
A few months ago I talked with thriller writer Douglas J. Wood about his novel Deadly Bytes. A serial killer builds an AI to stay one step ahead of the FBI, and by the end he can't make a move without it. Wood described that slide in a way that had nothing to do with murder.
Lo-Fi Music and the Art of Imperfection — When Technical Limitations Become Creative Liberation | Analog Minds in a Digital World: Part 2 | Musing On Society And Technology Newsletter | Article Written By Marco Ciappelli
Lo-Fi Music and the Art of Imperfection — When Technical Limitations Become Creative Liberation | Analog Minds in a Digital World: Part 2 This newsletter series will explore the tensions, paradoxes, and possibilities of being fundamentally analog beings in an increasingly digital world. We're not just using technology;
The First Smartphone Was a Transistor Radio — How a Tiny Device Rewired Youth Culture and Predicted Our Digital Future | Musing On Society And Technology Newsletter | Article Written By Marco Ciappelli
This 1950s Device Was Actually the First Smartphone — And It Changed Everything Before smartphones, social media, and digital revolution, there was the transistor radio - the device that accidentally created the first personal media bubble and changed youth culture forever.
From Myth to Machine: When Stories Shaped Our Journey to the Stars | A Musing On Society & Technology Newsletter with Marco Ciappelli and TAPE3 | Read by TAPE3
Before humanity launched rockets toward distant planets or placed satellites that quietly orbit our Earth, before telescopes pierced the cosmic veil to reveal distant galaxies, we looked to the night sky armed only with wonder. Beneath starlit skies, humans gathered around fires, weaving myths from scattered constellat
The Cosmic Philosopher: Konstantin Tsiokolvsky | Stories From Space Podcast With Matthew S Williams
Russian/Soviet Konstantin Tsiolkovsky is renowned as the "father of astronautics" and is one of four people credited with the emergence of rocketry as a science.
Introducing 'Hacking Your Potential Podcast' | A Conversation with Podcast Host Frankie Thomas | ITSPmagazine Podcast Network with Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli
On this "Hacking Your Potential" podcast introduction episode, Sean Martin and Marco Ciappelli are joined by Frankie Thomas to discuss the plans for the show, imposter syndrome, challenges of education, and community support for personal and professional growth.
AI-Written Code | New CIO Strategies To Address The Global Developer Shortage | A Conversation With Mathew Lodge | Redefining Technology Podcast With Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli
One of the key challenges organizations face is the lack of technical talent to help the business keep up to speed from a digital perspective. One possible way to help with the digital transformation process is to leverage AI to help write some of the code.
Harvard Business Review Article | The Power Of Telemedicine Beyond The Doctor Office Visit | A Conversation With Dr Robert Pearl & Brian Wayling | Redefining Technology Podcast With Sean Martin & Marco Ciappelli
Health has become intertwined with technology — or the other way around — to a point where we should have a clear vision of where things are heading. Unfortunately, telemedicine is an excellent example of a path not being as straightforward as it should be.
Book | The Internet Is Not What You Think It Is: A History, A Philosophy, A Warning | Redefining Technology With Professor Justin E. H. Smith
Sean found the Internet on the Internet, Marco found it in his garden, but Professor Justin Smith will explain to us that maybe we didn’t “find” or “invented” it all. The Internet could have always been present around us, and the latest technological achievements are nothing more than a natural extension of our humanit
Cryptography Everywhere | Protecting Data In Systems, Apps, And Communications - Is It Resilient Enough For What The Future Holds? | Redefining Society With Professor Kenneth Graham Paterson
Cryptography is now everywhere in the online world; but how do we know it’s doing its job properly?
The Impact Of Digital Experiences On Adolescents With Mental Health Vulnerabilities | Redefining Society With Sonia Livingstone
Since when technology has entered our daily life, every new generation of parents has to deal with their children's education on how to use and not to use it. It has become harder and harder to understand the dynamics that shape our interaction with this new techno reality. It is even harder for adolescents, and it get
The Future Of Education In The Year 2050, And Other Time Traveling Adventures | Redefining Society With Matthew Williams
Today is not today. This is one of those episodes where we get into our time machine, kick it into gear, and go somewhen in time — we are moving the clock forward to get a glimpse into the future of education, in 2050.
Book | Technology Is Not Neutral: A Short Guide To Technology Ethics | Redefining Technology With Dr Stephanie Hare
Imagine that everything in life comes with a manual to figure things out enough to get you started with whatever that is. I think a life hack manual is what they are called nowadays. Well, plenty of people are trying to sell you that, but this is not it. This is Redefining Technology, and today, we talk about a book th
Technology and Psychology. The Thin Blurry Line Between Reality and Digital World | Redefining Society With Dr. Susan Birne-Stone PhD
On this second podcast recorded with Dr. Susan Birne-Stone, we dive into a conversation that we believe will take many episodes to exhaust. Well, actually, there are good chances that it never will: Reality and Digital World, is there actually a separation between the two?