Tag: Surveillance

  • Podcast Episodes

    #110: Gadget Geekout, Surveillance and Privacy, Hats, Batman

    Ian and Michael discuss gadgetry in the form of open ear headphones and spy spectacles, our right to privacy in our ever more recorded lives, the virtues of wearing hats - and Batman and other comics!

  • Podcast Episodes

    #77: Surveillance, Gaming, and Growing Older

    Ian and Michael embark on a thrilling journey through an eclectic mix of thought-provoking topics. They dissect the intricacies of surveillance, the ever-evolving landscape of crime and security, and the controversial world of lie detectors.

    But that's not all. Our dynamic hosts also delve into the captivating role of AI in games, exploring how technology is reshaping our gaming experiences. To round things off, they shine a spotlight on the challenges and opportunities presented by our aging population, offering a holistic view of the complexities of our modern digital era. Get ready for a lively and enlightening discussion that delves deep into the multifaceted tapestry of our ever-changing world. (This description was generated with ChatGPT)

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    Podcast Episodes

    #43: Smart Cities and Buildings

    Join us as we delve into the world of smart cities and buildings. Ian and Michael discuss the technology shaping the urban landscape and the potential implications on privacy and surveillance. How much convenience are we willing to sacrifice for a 'smart' city? Tune in to find out!

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    #4: Facial Recognition and Bias

    Big Brother is watching all of us and facial recognition systems are employed by governments and companies alike all around the world. So what exactly is facial recognition, and is there a great risk for discrimination and bias when using facial recognition? (Spoiler alert: yes.) Ian and Michael discuss.