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12:12Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky is joined by Spencer Klavan, Associate Editor for the Claremont Review of Books and author of the forthcoming book, “A Way with Words: Why Language Makes Humans Irreplaceable,” to react to Mark Zuckerberg's new vision for AI and the growing populist backlash against Big Tech, data centers, and surveillance technology like Flock cameras. They discuss abuses of surveillance technology, why Americans have become increasingly skeptical of Silicon Valley, whether the anti-tech backlash risks going too far, and why efficiency and public safety aren't enough to justify a technological “panopticon,” and more…
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