In questa puntata, si discute dell'incidente di un ricercatore francese al confine USA e delle implicazioni sulla libertà di ricerca. Si analizzano le crescenti sfide alle leggi sulla privacy e la sicurezza dei dati. L'impatto dell'intelligenza artificiale sull'arte preoccupa gli artisti, mentre le eccentricità dei miliardari tecnologici sollevano interrogativi sociali. Infine, si esplora il concetto di 'vibe coding' e l'effetto delle serie TV come 'Lost' sulla cultura moderna.
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Ricercatore Fermato
Un ricercatore francese è stato fermato alla frontiera USA.
Il motivo? Opinioni contro le politiche di Trump sulla libertà di ricerca, trovate sul suo cellulare.
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Origini delle Leggi Restrittive
Le leggi restrittive sulle libertà digitali non sono state create da Trump.
Queste leggi sono state create durante le amministrazioni Clinton, Bush e Obama, nell'ambito della lotta al terrorismo.
volunteer_activism ADVICE
Protesta Cittadina
I cittadini devono protestare contro l'accesso governativo ai dati dei social media.
I governi, alle frontiere, hanno ampia libertà d'azione, quindi la protesta è cruciale.
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