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Bonus Interview: Tristan Harris
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The Rubin Report
(Episode from 5/22/2017)
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18:49 – 20:30: Twitter uses artificial delays to make using their platform more addictive
20:30 – 23:35: Giving companies like Twitter and Snapchat incentive to make their platforms more ethical
49:26 – 52:56: On the ethics of apps: "We need a design renaissance"
Tristan Harris (Ex-Design Ethicist at Google) joins Dave Rubin to discuss the role of government in technology, having conversations about controversial topics on social media, the persuasive world that technology has created, the possibility of an anti-technology movement, and much more.
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(Episode from 5/22/2017)
Clips shared with you:
18:49 – 20:30: Twitter uses artificial delays to make using their platform more addictive
20:30 – 23:35: Giving companies like Twitter and Snapchat incentive to make their platforms more ethical
49:26 – 52:56: On the ethics of apps: "We need a design renaissance"
Tristan Harris (Ex-Design Ethicist at Google) joins Dave Rubin to discuss the role of government in technology, having conversations about controversial topics on social media, the persuasive world that technology has created, the possibility of an anti-technology movement, and much more.
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