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Tech Used to Be Bleeding Edge, Now it’s Just Bleeding

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Ten years ago, Big Tech reached a peak. Facebook had wormed its way into the lives of billions of people. The mainstream news covered iPhones releases like they were Taylor Swift concerts. Elon Musk was promising to colonize Mars and fill the streets with self-driving cars. In 2024, the wheels have come off all these dreams. Musk has filled the sky with satellites, but no colonists, and constantly fights people on X. Self-driving cars are killing people. Apple has released a $3,500 VR headset that’s been met with middling reviews. And Facebook’s only recent innovation is eating its own tail to churn out massive profits.


How did it come to this? This week on Cyber, PR provocateur and tech critic Ed Zitron stops by to tell us about everything he saw at the Consumer Electronics Show, the problem with most tech journalism, and why we all turned against Big Tech. He’ll explore these topics more in depth on his new podcast, Better Offline, which launches later this month.


Stories discussed in this episode:


Better Offline


Rabbit AI Introduction Video


Where’s Your Ed At


How Tech Outstayed Its Welcome


Cyber Live is coming to YouTube. Subscribe here to be notified.


Subscribe to CYBER on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts.



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Ten years ago, Big Tech reached a peak. Facebook had wormed its way into the lives of billions of people. The mainstream news covered iPhones releases like they were Taylor Swift concerts. Elon Musk was promising to colonize Mars and fill the streets with self-driving cars. In 2024, the wheels have come off all these dreams. Musk has filled the sky with satellites, but no colonists, and constantly fights people on X. Self-driving cars are killing people. Apple has released a $3,500 VR headset that’s been met with middling reviews. And Facebook’s only recent innovation is eating its own tail to churn out massive profits.


How did it come to this? This week on Cyber, PR provocateur and tech critic Ed Zitron stops by to tell us about everything he saw at the Consumer Electronics Show, the problem with most tech journalism, and why we all turned against Big Tech. He’ll explore these topics more in depth on his new podcast, Better Offline, which launches later this month.


Stories discussed in this episode:


Better Offline


Rabbit AI Introduction Video


Where’s Your Ed At


How Tech Outstayed Its Welcome


Cyber Live is coming to YouTube. Subscribe here to be notified.


Subscribe to CYBER on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts.



Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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