Naomi Alderman

Cory Doctorow, a technology activist and author, discusses his provocative book, Enshittification, which analyzes the decay of online platforms and their exploitation of users. Novelist Naomi Alderman draws parallels from history, emphasizing lessons from writing and the printing press to address today’s information crises. Oliver Moody, a journalist, shares insights on Estonia’s pioneering digital governance and efficient systems, revealing both accomplishments and challenges of a connected state. Together, they explore the urgent need for a more user-centric digital landscape.

Bestselling author Naomi Alderman, known for her provocative novels like The Power, dives into the complexities of AI and creativity. She discusses the implications of AI using writers' original work and emphasizes the importance of cautious research. Alderman voices concerns about the monetization of public creative data and argues for reinvesting in the arts. Plus, she reveals insights about her upcoming novel, The Strangers, inspired by her personal experiences. Don't miss her thoughts on the artist's evolving role in the age of technology!

Naomi Alderman, a bestselling author and technology commentator, dives into our current 'third information crisis.' She likens it to historic revolutions like the printing press and discusses how abundant information can lead to anxiety and echo chambers. Alderman proposes innovative solutions like regulations for social media and the need for a 'checked internet' to combat misinformation. She also reflects on personal growth through therapy, emphasizing the importance of real human connection in a digital world.