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90.5 WESA - Nanograms
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Technology is changing fast, and reshaping the human experience along with it – transforming the economy, the environment and the way society is organized. But explosive technological growth isn’t just changing our world. It’s changing us. How we think of ourselves. How we relate to one other. How we imagine our future. Nanograms is a limited-series dispatch from the front lines of technoculture, where weird and surprising things are happening at the intersection of human and machine, of science and the arts, of technology and… everything else. It’s a dumpster-dive into big ideas and complex problems, a serialized feast served in bite-size chunks for those of us who are already living with one foot in the future, but still figuring out what that means.
Technology is changing fast, and reshaping the human experience along with it – transforming the economy, the environment and the way society is organized. But explosive technological growth isn’t just changing our world. It’s changing us. How we think of ourselves. How we relate to one other. How we imagine our future. Nanograms is a limited-series dispatch from the front lines of technoculture, where weird and surprising things are happening at the intersection of human and machine, of science and the arts, of technology and… everything else. It’s a dumpster-dive into big ideas and complex problems, a serialized feast served in bite-size chunks for those of us who are already living with one foot in the future, but still figuring out what that means.
Live at Thrival
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90.5 WESA - Nanograms
Nanograms Season 1 wraps up with a panel discussion, recorded live at the 2015 Thrival Innovation + Music Festival in Pittsburgh.Anne Wright (Carnegie Mellon University CREATE Lab), Vic Walczak (ACLU of Pennsylvania) and Tim Cannon (Grindhouse Wetware) discuss how the shifting boundaries of the cyborg self are changing the landscape for law, policy, commerce and culture.
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I/O
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To be alive in the developed world in 2015 is to be situated within a stream of data that flow both in and out of one's body. Some people are trying to upgrade their input/output ports to let those data flow more freely. By building digital interfaces into their nervous systems, grinders are blurring the boundary between human and machine -- and raising some difficult questions about the nature of consciousness.NotesGrindhouse WetwareSally Bartel, Spotted Dolphins Echolocating and EatingLepht Anonym, "Cybernetics for the Masses"Nanograms theme + original music by Josh Mobley (@joshmobleymusic).
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Vital $igns
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Data is the lifeblood of the cyborg. It flows through us and – increasingly – from us. And in a digital world, data is wealth. Who controls that wealth? When value accrues as a byproduct of leisure activities, what happens to the concepts of labor and property?NotesBig Data's Economic ImpactData JusticeNanograms theme + original music by Josh Mobley (@joshmobleymusic).
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Heartstrings
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You’ve heard of the “Internet of Things,” right? Smart refrigerators that let you know when it’s time to pick up milk. Dryers that text you when your laundry’s done. WiFi-enabled thermostats and light fixtures you control from your phone… that kind of thing. What about internal organs?NotesFighting for the Right to Open his Heart Data: Hugo Campos at TEDxCambridge 2011Washington Post 10.21.13: Yes, Terrorists Could Have Hacked Dick Cheney's HeartNanograms theme + original music by Josh Mobley (@joshmobleymusic).
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Little Brother Is Watching
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Tiny, cheap cameras mounted on bikes and helmets have given us an entirely new -- and entirely harrowing -- genre of web video.But can they change people's behavior?Notes"Pittsburgh Motorists - A Blight On the City"Nanograms theme + original music by Josh Mobley (@joshmobleymusic).Other tracks heard in this episode:Medeski Martin & Wood, "Bubblehouse"P C III, "P.C.G.C.P" (CC-BY)
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Panopticon Highway
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Cyborg activists argue that ubiquitous video technology is displacing monolithic state surveillance with something more democratic: "sousveillance."Cyborgization grants us new powers to monitor both the authorities and one another- what could possilbly go wrong?
NotesInsane Russian dashcam footage...Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish.David Shumway, Michel Foucault.Steve Mann et al., "Sousveillance: Inventing and Using Wearable Computing Devices for Data Collection in Surveillance Environments." Surveillance and Society 1(3):331-355.Nanograms theme + original music by Josh Mobley (@joshmobleymusic).Other tracks heard in this episode:Elvis Costello, "Watching the Detectives"namelessnumberheadman, "Smoke and Mirrors"
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Peekaboo
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Visibility – seeing and being seen – is at the core of what it means to be a cyborg. It’s also a flashpoint in the emerging field of cyborg law.
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NotesWashington Post 2.26.14 Anti-Google Glass attack in San Francisco highlights tension over wearablesRao RPN, Stocco A, Bryan M, Sarma D, Youngquist TM, Wu J, et al. (2014) A Direct Brain-to-Brain Interface in Humans. PLoS ONE 9(11): e111332. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0111332Nanograms theme + original music by Josh Mobley (@joshmobleymusic).Other tracks heard in this episode:RJD2, "Ghostwriter"smoking fox, "summer breeze / let it out (johnny_ripper remix)" (CC-BY-NC-SA)
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Our Cell Phones, Ourselves
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It’s not a new observation: mobile devices have become indispensable tools for modern life. And the relationship is getting to be more than just utilitarian. Increasingly, we identify with these devices – and the connections they effect – in deeply personal ways. It’s as though the technology has become a part of our selves.
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NotesGallup: Most U.S. Smartphone Owners Check Phone At Least HourlyBenjamin Wittes and Jane Chong, "Our Cyborg Future: Law and Policy Implications"Nanograms theme + original music by Josh Mobley (@joshmobleymusic). Other tracks heard in this episode:ABSRDST, "Texting" (CC-BY-NC-SA)Circus Marcus, "La tapa del jueves" (CC-BY-NC)
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Nanograms Promo for Episode 1
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It’s not a new observation: mobile devices have become indispensable tools for modern life. And the relationship is getting to be more than just utilitarian. Increasingly, we identify with these devices – and the connections they effect – in deeply personal ways. It’s as though the technology has become a part of our selves.
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