Data Morgana Podcast
Data Morgana Podcast
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In this extension of the Data Morgana Talkshow, we engage in conversation with inspiring pioneers across Europe who are working toward a brighter future for the internet. Who is already taking control and helping to steer the course of the digital realm? Host Julia Janssen speaks with pioneering entrepreneurs and organisations who are reshaping the internet with an ethical drive.
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The show emphasizes themes such as ethical technology, digital autonomy, and societal impact of innovation, with episodes diving into subjects like rewilding the internet as discussed by Maria Farrell, and the critique of blind technological advancement highlighted by Paris Marx.
In this extension of the Data Morgana Talkshow, we engage in conversation with inspiring pioneers across Europe who are working toward a brighter future for the internet. Who is already taking control and helping to steer the course of the digital realm? Host Julia Janssen speaks with pioneering entrepreneurs and organisations who are reshaping the internet with an ethical drive.
In this last episode of the Data Morgana Podcast we talk about the crossroads of two hot – and perhaps conflicting – topics: AI and climate change. The open source language model ClimateGPT, developed by Erasmus.AI, is a large language model entirely focused on climate (change) information. What are the possibilities of ClimateGPT? And of course: can this outweigh the climate costs of this AI-technology?
In this episode, Julia Janssen speaks with Daniel Erasmus, CEO of ClimateGPT
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