Hosted by Dylan Thomas Doyle · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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In an uncertain world where technology is disconnecting us more and more each day, we are dreaming of a world where technology connects us. The premise of this podcast of simple: let's talk to people and imagine the most hopeful and idealistic futures for technologies that connect and do good in the world.
Dylan Thomas Doyle hosts All Tomorrows, a technology show with 18 episodes published.
In this conversation, we speak with Nabiha and E.M. about the Common Voice project, its cultural significance, and the importance of community involvement in technology. They discuss the challenges and ethics of data usa
In this conversation, we talk with Vilas Dhar about the intersection of AI, dignity, and human agency, emphasizing the importance of including diverse voices in the conversation about technology. He shares inspiring stor
What happens when AI filmmaking keeps its heart in human storytelling? In this episode, Dylan Thomas Doyle speaks with Jagger Waters, writer, director, and creative lead at Escape—a streaming platform for “neo cinema” th
What happens when a nation declares AI dominance its top priority? In this episode, Dylan Thomas Doyle speaks with Justin Hendrix, editor of Tech Policy Press , about the Trump administration’s newly released America’s A
What happens when we center young people in conversations about artificial intelligence? In this episode, Dylan Thomas Doyle speaks with Tess Posner, CEO of AI4ALL, a nonprofit organization working to empower the next ge
Musical Deepfakes: A Conversation with AyseDeniz Gokcin What happens when a classically trained pianist collaborates with artificial intelligence? In this episode, Dylan Thomas Doyle speaks with AyşeDeniz Gökçin (aka ADp
When American Democracy Meets Digital Kleptocracy: A Conversation with Casey Michel What happens when the rule of law meets the rule of money and money wins? It's a question that's becoming impossible to ignore as we wit
In this episode we chat the future of democracy, tech, and creativity with Baratunde Thurston. We also laugh a lot. From Indigenous roots to AI’s role in civic life, we unpack how humor and hope can guide us toward a mor
In this episode, Dylan and dana boyd (Cornell, Data & Society, Microsoft Research) discusses whether AI and its disruptions are inevitable and how everyday people can reclaim agency and our future.
In this episode we talk to Oliver Haimson about his new book Trans Technologies, out now through MIT Press. We also talk about trans vape companies, which is the real highlight.
In the first episode of our Joyful Tech series, Rebecca Jonas (UC Santa Cruz) talks digital literacy in rural Appalachia, why libraries are innovation hubs, and how "play" is key to learning tech. Plus: why rural communi
How is AI changing the state of war? In this educational episode we sit down with Atay Kozlovski and Ayca Ariyoruk to discuss what autonomous weapons are, how they are being used, and what we should think about it.
In this bonus ep, Dylan and David talk about DC thai food. But also our shared AI futures. Recorded live at the Shared Futures AI Forum sponsored by Aspen Digital and the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation. To be clear, the
We talk with Tom Williams about his upcoming book Degrees of Freedom: on Robotics and Social Justice. In the episode we discuss robotics ethics, liberty, and the history of robot racism.
What's up with all of these chatbots impersonating our dead loved ones? In this conversation, we talk with Tomasz Hollanek discusses the concept of digital immortality, exploring its implications in the context of grief,
In this conversation, Casey Fiesler discusses the recent cancellation of her NSF grant focused on AI education, exploring the implications for students and the broader academic community. The discussion delves into the c
In this episode, we dive into the ethical, social, and political stakes of data in the age of AI with two leading voices in the field: Mary Gray , Senior Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research and co-author of Ghost
What if everything you’ve been told about AI is a con? In this episode, we sit down with linguist Emily M. Bender and sociologist Alex Hanna — two of the most incisive critics of mainstream AI discourse — to discuss thei
Vilas Dhar
President and Trustee · Patrick J. McGovern Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Casey Michel
Head of the Kleptocracy Program · Human Rights Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Baratunde Thurston
1 appearance on this show
David Ryan Polgar
All Tech Is Human
1 appearance on this show
Tom Williams
Consultant rheumatologist and Education Lead at the RNHRD, RUH Bath · Bay Path Regional Vocational Technical High School
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Alex Hanna
Director of Research · Distributed AI Research Institute
1 appearance on this show
Emily M. Bender
Professor of Linguistics · University of Washington
1 appearance on this show
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