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Mentioned in 34 episodes
Power and progress
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Mentioned in 34 episodes
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as a book about tech's impact on economics and society.


Cal Newport

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Ep. 255: The Failure of Cybernetic Productivity
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as an academic book on the philosophy of technology, focusing on the social and political choices shaping technological impact.


Cal Newport

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Ep. 260: Make Haste Slowly
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as a book that discusses the history of technological progress and its distribution throughout societies.


Ed Elson

297 snips
Are We Building AI for Progress or Power? — ft. Daron Acemoglu
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as the book framing his thesis that technology's direction depends on human choices and institutions.


Daron Acemoglu

154 snips
AI Is Not Improving Productivity: Nobel Laureate Daron Acemoglu
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describing a graphic-novel version of his book given to a colleague's daughter.


Simon Johnson

127 snips
Will AI Make Work Obsolete?
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as a book he co-wrote, with a graphic-novel version referenced to illustrate the topic.


Simon Johnson

127 snips
Will AI Make Work Obsolete?
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as the other recommended book for understanding technological change and societal effects.


Songyee Yoon

120 snips
Investing for the AI Shift: Masters in Business with Songyee Yoon
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comme un ouvrage intéressant sur la conceptualisation de la technologie en tant que vecteur politique.

Axel Arquier

80 snips
⚠️ L’IA va détruire les jobs des jeunes diplômés – et personne ne réagit !
Mentioned in the podcast as a book discussing the concentration of AI technology within a few firms and the potential for political and economic oppression.

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547. Satya Nadella’s Intelligence Is Not Artificial
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as a warning about early industrial gains favouring capital owners.


Marike Stellinga

69 snips
Is een AI-agent een machine of een werknemer?








