How to Measure Our Morals - Analog Thinking in a Digital World
Explore the limitations of machine-generated data and its potential biases. Discover the importance of analog thinking in interpreting digital information and understanding human morality.
Can Democracy Survive Technology?
Exploring technology's impact on democracy: wealth concentration, grassroots movements, and the challenge of defining societal good in the digital age.
Is Journalism Dead?
Exploring the future of journalism amid challenges from authoritarianism, internet accessibility, and changing media landscapes. Industry experts discuss threats and opportunities.
Feed the World - Make It a Better Place
Experts discuss strategies for feeding a growing global population amid climate challenges, exploring sustainable solutions for the future of food security.
People, Products, and Jetlag - Creativity Through Empathy
Explore Google's journey from lab research to user-centric innovation. Learn how empathy and direct user contact shape features in Google Maps and Search, leading to creative breakthroughs.
Do We Need a Declaration of Digital Human Rights?
Exploring the need for digital human rights in the age of technology, addressing data privacy, surveillance, and global access to digital freedoms.
China v USA - How Will the Global Power Map Be Reshaped by Technology?
Experts discuss the technological rivalry between China and the US, exploring its impact on global power dynamics, trade relations, and the digital landscape's future.
Under the Kid-Fluence
Exploring the impact of children's online influence on trends, consumer behavior, and digital content, with insights from industry experts on navigating this sensitive market.
Building Trust in the Age of Disinformation
Experts discuss strategies to rebuild public trust in democratic institutions amid rising disinformation, exploring the roles of government, media, and tech platforms in safeguarding truth.
The Internet Happiness Revolution
Discover insights on creating uplifting online experiences and fostering genuine happiness in the digital age, despite challenges like fake news and social isolation.
Timeshifting - Jet Lag Is History
Discover how to quickly adjust your circadian rhythm and avoid jet lag with insights from a former NASA astronaut and circadian neuroscientist from Harvard Medical School.
Rebuilding Trust in a Fake News World
Explore strategies to rebuild trust in an era of misinformation, examining the role of tech companies, public relations, and diversity in combating fake news.
Does Greater Diversity Equal Greater Profits
Explore the link between workplace diversity and financial performance with insights from industry leaders on its impact and potential benefits.
The Digital Age of Consent - Over 18s Only?
Exploring measures to protect children online from threats like grooming and graphic content, discussing government and tech industry roles in safeguarding the next generation.
The Year of Sportswashing
Exploring how authoritarian regimes use major sporting events to cover up human rights issues, and the implications for global sports institutions and future competitions.
Pulling Back the Crypto Curtain
Unraveling crypto mysteries: Actor Ben McKenzie and journalist Jacob Silverman explore the industry's darker corners, financial realities, and survival prospects in the latest crypto winter.
Panel-Style Extended Q&A - AMA
Extended Q&A session with Chandler Carruth, exploring various topics in software development, programming languages, and industry trends at the code::dive 2016 conference.
Easier Said Than Done - Self-Organized Teams
Explore the complexities of self-organized teams, focusing on individual behaviors, team dynamics, and strategies for creating high-performing groups in Agile environments.
Axiomatic Programming - From Euclidean Deductions to C++ Templates and Beyond
Explore the evolution of axiomatic programming, tracing its roots from Euclidean deductions to modern C++ templates and their future implications in software development.
Goals for Better Code - Implement Complete Types
Explore strategies for creating robust, efficient C++ code through complete types, emphasizing equality, copy semantics, and move operations to enhance code quality and maintainability.
Multiplatform C++
Learn techniques for writing portable C++ code across platforms, addressing common challenges in file systems, networking, and multithreading for Windows, Unix, and Mac OS.