Distributed Future Podcast
Distributed Future Podcast
In this podcast we interview interesting people who are doing new things in tech that may give us some insight into future society.
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14. Dez 2025
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The future of AI and how to avoid bias. 04.11.2018 46:23
AI can produce results that are biased, in this episode we discuss how this happens and how such bias can be avoided in future.
The Ecological future of data centers 22.10.2018 46:11
Conversation on the ecological future of Server hosting
The future of (personal) branding. 07.10.2018 40:26
What is a brand? How do you build a startup's brand? How does it relate to your personal brand? Where does brand building happen? Get (some) answers here...
Privacy and the Quantified Self 23.09.2018 51:36
We discuss the ethical and privacy problems associated with fitness trackers and other 'Quantified Self' data collection.
Remote working - it it the Future? 09.09.2018 47:09
Our guest works for Gitlab where all staff are remote. We discuss from both employee and employer points of view.
Makers and individuals 12.08.2018 39:24
A conversation about personalization and the maker movement
The future of love and dating 05.08.2018 56:39
A discussion about the impact technology is having on the future of love and dating
Ethics and The Long Night 20.07.2018 40:11
In which we discuss ethics in tech and how to teach each generation about the Holocaust
The future of money 13.06.2018 48:29
In which we discuss the future of money.
Magic and Blockchain 27.02.2018 26:00
A conversation about the future impact of blockchain on society
Quantified self 27.02.2018 30:52
A conversation about how the future of our well-being is in our own data
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