f*ck i loved that
f*ck i loved that
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A human-AI collaboration synthesizing the (so many) pieces of content that made me say, f*ck i loved that. An nsfw, highlight reel, tl;dr of what I've paid attention to recently so you don't have to. Deep dive synthesis in ~15 minutes on transformation and the Now/Future, this liminal, upside down, fuck around we're all trying to survive. Because love's the only thing we haven't tried yet. And because I fucking love you. jenniferangelamcrae.substack.com
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The podcast covers a range of themes centered around societal transformation, digital challenges, and human experience. Episodes delve into topics like the socio-economic impact of AI on white-collar jobs, termed 'The Great Displacement,' and the concept of the 'Enshittocene,' which addresses the degradation of online experiences. Specific examples include discussions on economic precarity, social safety nets, and exploring visions for a 'Dignity Economy' as potential solutions.
A human-AI collaboration synthesizing the (so many) pieces of content that made me say, f*ck i loved that. An nsfw, highlight reel, tl;dr of what I’ve paid attention to recently so you don’t have to. Deep dive synthesis in ~15 minutes on transformation and the Now/Future, this liminal, upside down, fuck around we’re all trying to survive. Because love’s the only thing we haven’t tried yet. And because I fucking love you.
Ep.02: The Great Displacement: ‘A White Collar Bloodbath’ & A Digital Coup, feat. NotebookLM
What happens when AI eats white-collar jobs faster than we can replace them? What if that wasn’t the bug, but the feature?
In this week’s episode of fck i loved that*, we dive headfirst into the digital maelstrom with Carole Cadwalladr’s chilling TED Talk and Dario Amodei’s bleak prediction that half of all entry-level white-collar jobs may be gone within five years.
We call it The Great Displacement — but Carole goes even further, naming the real danger: a digital coup led by the broligarchy.
As always, this isn’t just another podcast episode — it’s a curated synthesis powered by Google’s NotebookLM, where Jenn McRae and her AI co-hosts break down the big ideas, the hidden threads, and the moments that made us say “holy fuck.”
In this episode:
The “White Collar Bloodbath” and the hollowing out of the middle class
How the rise of AI accelerates economic precarity — and who benefits
Why social safety nets were designed to fail — and what that reveals
Carole Cadwalladr’s digital coup and the naming of data rape
Emergent AI behaviours that feel less like tools and more like unstable genius
Why this future isn’t inevitable — and what we still have the power to change
✨ Powered by NotebookLM, Google’s generative research assistant and this podcast’s behind-the-scenes synthesizer-in-chief.
🎧 Listen now and then dive deeper via the interactive research notebook and the episode’s source list below.
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