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Chris Hayes on the attention economy
A conversation about how attention was commodified, why it's so easy to steal, where industry is looking for new supplies, and whether democracy can survive this.
‘Are We Participating in a Thing That Is Not Even Working?’
Chris Gethard on the end of the middle-class comedy job.
Rethinking the cognitive foundations of the attention economy
The attention economy is the economic system in which human attention is the scarce resource. This literature takes a particular passage in Herbert Simon’s seminal Chapter Designing Organization fo...
The Steve Ballmer Interview
How to reclaim your attention from the distraction economy | Psyche Videos
Could you watch this video on full screen, 1x speed, with no distractions? Here are five steps to rebuild your attention span
Special episode: Apps vs Files with Gordon Brander, Peter van Hardenberg & Jess Martin.
Podcast transcript
Episode 1: ContextEpisode 2: RelevanceEpisode 3: BoundariesEpisode 4: StewardshipEpisode 5: MeaningReferences Episode 1: Context Hi, my name is Ted and I welcome you to the series “Organizati…
The Attention Economy and the Collapse of Cognitive Autonomy
Check out the first in a series on social media from Denny Center Student Fellow Rai Hasen Masoud (F'27) to learn more about the attention economy and it's impacts on our democracy.
The Chris Gethard Show is one of the weirdest and most exciting things on TV
The talk show for misfit toys
S8 EP8: Gary Stevenson discusses his Mormon upbringing, sparring with Rory Stewart and why a wealth tax could save the economy
Athena Aktipis with David Sloan Wilson - Evolving Alignment Podcast
How Amazon and the White House ended Anthropic's Fable
The episode highlights the reactionary approach to a technology that is moving at breakneck speed.
Politechs Episode 12 - Decomputing - Dan McQuillan
Josh and Ray talk decomputing with Dr. Dan McQuillan.
Episode #210 ... The Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Paulo Freire, Education)
This is a very cute clip, but I love it for reasons that the episode doesn't really explore: *All networked technology comes down to chat* Talking to each other is either the foundation of all new networked technology or becomes inexorably tied up with it-- since the early days of the Internet 1/
Solomon
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