Data vs Goliath Part 2: Has Technology Broken The Truth? (originally published as Working Better)

02/09/21 • 51 min

Over the past several years, we’ve witnessed how AI and other advanced technologies can be used to inflame conflict, warp our perceptions of reality, and even undermine the truth itself. How do we better protect ourselves against the dangers of these technologies? Have we misunderstood the problem? And what role should tech play in finding new solutions? We unpack it all in the latest episode of Working Better, including a deep dive conversation with Sam Woolley, author of The Reality Game: How the Next Wave of Technology will Break the Truth.

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Data vs Goliath Part 1: Do Facts Actually Change Our Minds? (originally published as Working Better)

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