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A New Computer

A podcast about the end of personal computers as we know them, and what comes next. Each episode we talk with people who are doing work at the frontier of computing, people who are challenging assumptions about what computers are and what our relationship to them should be.

The fall... and rise and rise and rise of chat networks

From CompuServe to Telegram, chat has come a long way—and it's just getting started.

Post-Cyberpunk - TV Tropes

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This Is How the AI Bubble Could Burst

Podcast Episode · Plain English with Derek Thompson · 09/23/2025 · 59m

Group Chats Are Making the Internet Fun Again

The triumphant return of aimless digital chatter.

WIRED - The Latest in Technology, Science, Culture and Business | WIRED

Unlock a world of benefits, only for WIRED subscribers. | Best-in-class reporting that's too important to ignore - plus gear reviews, podcasts, and more

What technology takes from us – and how to take it back | Rebecca Solnit

The long read: Decisions outsourced, chatbots for friends, the natural world an afterthought: Silicon Valley is giving us life void of connection. There is a way out – but it’s going to take collective effort

Dot Social

Thanks to the open web, it’s more viable than ever for creators to take back ownership and control of their work, their audience, and their livelihood. No one knows this better than Molly White, a researcher, writer and software engineer. This episode was recorded live at SXSW 2025.

‘The Internet Sucks.’ Cory Doctorow Tells How to Fix It | The Tyee

The digital savant on ‘enshittification,’ how ‘twiddlers’ secretly rip us off, powering down Big Tech and more. A Tyee interview.

“Nothing Is Ever Over” - AT Protocol

Writer, speaker, and researcher Erin Kissane joins Jim to trace how the social internet got here, what’s worth salvaging, and how we can do better by listening to people.