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“Well worth a listen - a refreshingly well researched debate about where our ethics currently sit in an increasingly digital age. Love that the discussion isn’t ever ‘tech is bad’ but always ‘how can we use tech well’. It examines how tech companies should and could begin to take responsibility for their design choices.”
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07/30/19
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Australia ·
09/09/19
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