Discussions with researchers about urgent, strange, and/or wonderful issues in Internet Studies today.
Internet Studies
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Discussions with researchers about urgent, strange, and/or wonderful issues in Internet Studies today.
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April 15, 2023
S2 Ep3: Research methods - but not in a boring way
<p>This podcast is what it says on the tin (we hope). The title is an homage to the "On the Reg" podcast created by Inger Mewburn and Jason Downs.</p>
February 18, 2023
S2 Ep2: On noise and ChatGPT
<p><strong>INTRO</strong></p> <p>Here's another conversation between Sky and Eleanor...</p> <p><strong>SUMMARY KEYWORDS</strong></p> <p>people, thinking, technology, bots, produced, rubbish, human, create, writing, ways, ai, point, internet, terms, information overload, clogging, plastics, externalities, idea, talk</p> <p><strong>SPEAKERS</strong></p> <p>Eleanor Sandry, Sky Croeser</p> <p><strong>SUMMARY</strong></p> <p>Start of the podcast.</p> <p>0:36</p> <p>The internet of garbage.</p> <p>2:10</p> <p>Fears about the volume of rubbish.</p> <p>4:55</p> <p>Blurring the lines between bots and humans.</p> <p>8:24</p> <p>Good uses for bots in politics.</p> <p>11:08</p> <p>Accountability and responsibility in tech.</p> <p>15:30</p> <p>The difference between digital technology and plastic bottles.</p> <p>18:45</p> <p>There's a transcript of this episode <a href="https://podcast.netstudies.org/2023/02/18/s2-ep2-on-noise-and-chatgpt/" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>
November 29, 2022
S2 Ep1: Podcast reboot - Sky and Eleanor chat with no preparation about the podcast's future
<p><strong>Disclaimer:</strong> This is not well produced, but the fact it was produced at all is a minor miracle.</p> <p>We realised that the podcast wasn't going anywhere in the form we'd originally chosen, so this episode (which has been dubbed Season 2 Episode 1) is really just us having a chat, getting used to being recorded again and (with no preparation) talking about what we might do with the podcast from now on.</p> <p>We touched upon fast fashion, fast electronics, AI in the news (natural language generators and text-to-art generators), Twitter, Mastodon and Tumblr. Sky managed to weave the issues with capitalism into the discussion and we found "interesting" links between Sky's PhD research on genetically modified crops and my thoughts on AI.</p> <p>We're committed to recording something once a month. We're not sure how that's going to go, but that is the plan! In future we'll probably have a more defined topic or respond to a particular thing (academic or other) we've read, heard or seen.</p> <p>There's a transcript of this episode <a href="https://podcast.netstudies.org/2022/11/29/s2ep1-podcast-reboot/" target="_blank">here</a>.</p>
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