Show Notes
The Host of the ‘Computer Says Maybe’ podcast joins us to give a global take on the power and influence of Big Tech.
Regular panellists Digital Rights Watch Chair Lizzie O’Shea, Health Engine CEO Dan Stinton and Per Capita’s Peter Lewis also delve into:
the federal government’s green data centre edict
industry’s latest pitch to mine creative data
and Open AI’s pivot away from consumer products
For background notes on these discussions go to Burning Platforms on Substack: https://burningplatforms.substack.com/
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