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On the air since 2006, Hearsay Culture (HC) has delivered over 260 interviews and is an established global media and expert policy voice. Hearsay Culture is a leading outlet for engaging, quality reporting on technology and society.
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The Most Important AI Policy You (Probably) Haven't Thought About Much (opens the original)
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In this episode of Hearsay Culture, Dave Levine speaks with Doni Bloomfield about his forthcoming article (with Jeff Gordon), The New Export Control Equlibrium, and why export controls — one of the trade levers used by nations to protect their domestic industries — have become one of the most important but least understood tools shaping the future of artificial intelligence (AI). Bloomfield explains (remarkably clearly, even (or especially) if you know nothing about export controls) how restrict
Can Technology Make Us Wiser—or Just Busier? (opens the original)
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In this episode of R&D with D&D, Denise Howell and Dave Levine welcome law blog pioneer Ernie Svenson for a wide-ranging conversation about technology, trust, and the habits that help us think more clearly in an increasingly distracted world. From legal technology and online communication to political spam, social media bots, Stoic philosophy, and Elon Musk’s evolving influence over digital platforms, Svenson argues that the greatest challenge isn’t technology itself—it’s learning to respond tho
Who Teaches Us About Technology? Hollywood Has a Lot to Say. (opens the original)
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In this episode of R&D with D&D, Dave Levine and Denise Howell speak with Gerald Sim about his book, Screening Big Data, exploring how films shape—not simply reflect—our understanding of big data, algorithms, AI, and technological power. Rather than focusing on familiar dystopian stories, Sim argues that movies like Moneyball and Minority Report subtly influence our algorithmic literacy, namely, how we think about data, objectivity, accountability, and the role of technology in society. The conv
Who Owns the Future? AI, Creativity, and the Next Generation of Internet Law (opens the original)
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In this episode of Denise Howell’s Uneven Distribution, Denise welcomes longtime friend and technology lawyer Evan Brown for a wide-ranging conversation about how familiar internet law questions—from the famous “monkey selfie” copyright case to cryptocurrency, TikTok, biometrics, and AI-generated content—have evolved in the age of generative AI. Together, they explore what it means for machines to participate in creativity, how copyright and privacy law are adapting, why blockchain may still hav
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