Cory Doctorow is a digital rights activist, a podcaster, and a writer. Cory speaks with conviction against commercial data practices, which he views as opaque and untrustworthy. Cory recently wrote an article on consent theatre, [1] a concept t
Dr Darin Barney is a professor at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. His work examines the future of digital technologies in democratic life, [1] the state of citizenship is a digitally integrated society, [2] and the infrastructure of netw
Yuan Stevens is the policy lead on Technology, Cybersecurity, and Democracy at the Ryerson Leadership Lab. Her article The Promises and Perils of AI, [1] provides an in-depth examination into a variety of concerns surrounding AI technology impl
Dr John Cheney-Lippold is an assistant professor at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA. His work uses a variety of philosophical concepts to provide an ontological review of the intersections between commercial and domestic surveillance
Hannah Mieczkowski a PhD candidate in Psychology at the University of Stanford, USA. Hannah’s research epistemologically challenge knowledge claims made by social media researchers.[1] Hannah suggests that problematic smartphone use may be symp
Dr Alan Sears is a Professor of Sociology at X University, Toronto, Canada. He can speak with authority on sociological concepts that aid in illustrating the Cycles in Algorithmic Cultivation concept, such as agency and symbolic interactionism.
Bad Faith Cycles in Algorithmic Cultivation, an interview-based podcast series that explores identity, [1] defined as who we are and what we do, [2] and agency, defined as the sum total range of potential actions or our ability to make a differ