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This week, we share our embarrassing vices, a hilarious bot-made Netflix movie and announce our 75th Episode Giveaway winners 🎉 (And that’s before we even get into Watchtower Weekly!) Hit that play button to hear all our thoughts on a 3D printer cloud bug and the courteous printed warning that followed, plus the UK’s post-Brexit plan to trade data ‘like oil’. Yikes!
If that wasn’t eventful enough, we’re also joined by cyborg rights activist and Small Technology Foundation co-founder, Aral Balkan, for some deep chats about surveillance capitalism, the hidden dangers of Big Tech and if there’s any hope for a private-first future.
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By making a few simple changes to your devices and accounts, you can maintain security against organizations' unwanted attempts to access your data. You will protect your privacy from those with whom you don’t consent to share your information. And if you are part of a business, take note and start to treat consumer data privacy with the respect it deserves. Cat Coode talks about individual and organizational data privacy considerations, cybersecurity, and how to get a grasp in an increasingly complex digital world.
How can we protect free speech in 2020? And what exactly is Stalkerware? This week, we dive deeper into these pressing issues, as we're joined by Eva Galperin, Director of Cybersecurity at EFF and Technical Advisor for the Freedom of the Press Foundation.
We also discuss the latest security news in Watchtower Weekly (or whatever we're calling this segment now) and announce our Random Act of Kindness winners. 🎉
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When we release our AI into the world, its impact extends far beyond the business and tech we’re working on. On this episode, we’re diving into the consequences of AI on consumers, housing, and the environment through the lens of GDPR, the supposed “AI job apocalypse” and some controversial takes on models’ carbon emissions.
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Be sure to check out the articles we mentioned this week:
How is the GDPR Doing? By Josephine Wolff (Slate)
The Answer to the A.I. Jobs Apocalypse Is All About Geography by Carl Benedikt Frey (OneZero)
Training A single AI Model Can Emit As Much Carbon as Five Cars by Karen Hao (Technology Review)
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