Copyright 2024 Computer Says Maybe
E47
April 11, 2025
AI Can’t Fix This: Live in London
Hosted by
Alix Dunn
Last week Alix was in London to talk UK politics and broligarchy with four amazing guests:Martha Dark from Foxglove gave us the history and implications of the NHS/Palantir partnership of horrorMatt Mahmoudi outlined the UK’s push to amp up facial recognition surveillance and to outlaw protests (seems good)Seyi Akiwowo shared a retrospective of the development of the Online Safety Act — the UK’s online speech regulation meant to protect kidsTa...
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Show Notes
Last week Alix was in London to talk UK politics and broligarchy with four amazing guests:
- Martha Dark from Foxglove gave us the history and implications of the NHS/Palantir partnership of horror
- Matt Mahmoudi outlined the UK’s push to amp up facial recognition surveillance and to outlaw protests (seems good)
- Seyi Akiwowo shared a retrospective of the development of the Online Safety Act — the UK’s online speech regulation meant to protect kids
- Tanya O’Carroll did a victory lap, sharing details of her case against Facebook’s intrusive ad-targeting business model
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