Artificial Intelligence is something that is becoming more involved in our day to day lives. With technology evolving at such phenomenal speeds, we must begin to question how AI will exist in societies of the future. In this episode of...
Future Forms: Social Status
The Internet has created a world that is constantly connected. With the rise in popularity of social media over the last two decades, it is becoming increasingly important to maintain a healthy balance between our time spent on the screen, and in the real world. How many of us maintain this balance? And what can we do to keep it?
Kanye West, The Oval Office – Evan Vucci/AP
Bibliography
Impact of social media on children faces fresh scrutiny – The Guardian
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Kanye West (@kanyewest)
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Hosts
Tom McGrath
Guests
Sean McGrath
Tracklist
Velly Joonas – Käes On Aeg
Still Corners – The Trip
Digable Planets – Where I’m From
Aphex Twin – #3
Still Corners – The Trip
Digable Planets – Where I’m From
Aphex Twin – #3
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The Internet has created a world that is constantly connected. With the rise in popularity of social media over the last two decades, it is becoming increasingly important to maintain a healthy balance between our time spent on the screen, and in the real world. Whilst hyper-connectivity through social media remains an extremely valuable tool, there is no doubting that there are numerous side-effects that must be addressed. What can be done to remedy these issues? And how will social media exist in the near future? Find out on this and more on the very first episode of Future Forms.
The Internet has created a world that is constantly connected. With the rise in popularity of social media over the last two decades, it is becoming increasingly important to maintain a healthy balance between our time spent on the screen, and in the real world. How many of us maintain this balance? And what can we do to keep it?
Kanye West, The Oval Office – Evan Vucci/AP
Hosts
Tom McGrath
Guests
Sean McGrath
Tracklist
Velly Joonas – Käes On Aeg
Still Corners – The Trip
Digable Planets – Where I’m From
Aphex Twin – #3
Still Corners – The Trip
Digable Planets – Where I’m From
Aphex Twin – #3
About
The Internet has created a world that is constantly connected. With the rise in popularity of social media over the last two decades, it is becoming increasingly important to maintain a healthy balance between our time spent on the screen, and in the real world. Whilst hyper-connectivity through social media remains an extremely valuable tool, there is no doubting that there are numerous side-effects that must be addressed. What can be done to remedy these issues? And how will social media exist in the near future? Find out on this and more on the very first episode of Future Forms.
Bibliography
Impact of social media on children faces fresh scrutiny – The Guardian
Links
Cameo App (https://www.cameo.com/)
Social
Kanye West (@kanyewest)
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