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Casey Newton

Weekly audio updates at the intersection of tech and democracy. From Casey Newton.

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42 эпизода

  1. What Google and Reddit's bad days have in common 16:39
  2. Introducing Machine Gods 10:24
  3. The states come for OpenAI 10:38
  4. Does intelligence need a hard cap? 7:42
  5. OpenAI connects the Dots 11:03
  6. An LLM wiki changed how I work 16:43
  7. Town's CEO on the self-organizing company 1:12:00
  8. Replit's CEO: "You Don't Need to Code Anymore" 1:05:36
  9. How much of my boss's job can AI do? 9:54
  10. This AI notetaker won't sell surveillance to your boss 1:14:17
  11. A big week for AI denialism 14:00
  12. The case for making your own apps 1:06:17
  13. He tried 200 to-do apps so you don't have to 1:08:55
  14. Vibe coding has escaped the terminal 13:02
  15. Why Amazon is hiring 11,000 junior employees 1:02:09
  16. Why this founder isn't hiring junior employees anymore 1:24:43
  17. How to help people who lose their jobs to AI 1:08:39
  18. A labor economist explains why AI won't take your job 1:10:11
  19. The Trump administration's AI doomer moment 11:49
  20. How we're shaking up Platformer for the AI era 14:18
  21. The scientific case for being nice to your chatbot 19:58
  22. Sam Altman’s second thoughts 12:31
  23. Can you have child safety and Section 230, too? 16:15
  24. Spotify takes on its doppelgänger problem 11:50
  25. Why Meta is retreating from encryption 14:28
  26. Inside the backlash to the AI war machine 15:41
  27. What is OpenAI going to do when the truth comes out? 21:37
  28. The authoritarian AI crisis has arrived 17:53
  29. The infinite scroll goes on trial 6:41
  30. The reporter who tried to replace herself with a bot 13:44
  31. Five ways of thinking about Moltbook 10:55
  32. The AI productivity paradox 6:49
  33. What I learned while cloning my own voice 6:36
  34. Grok gets blocked 5:56