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Consequential

Consequential is a narrative podcast about public policy, its impacts, and its potential for building a better future. The show is produced by Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College of Information Systems and Public Policy. https://hnz.cm/consequential

Government Technology Ai
Update frequency
every 10 days
Average duration
25 minutes
Episodes
41
Years Active
2019 - 2023
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If Banning Bots Won't Stop Disinformation, What Will?

If Banning Bots Won't Stop Disinformation, What Will?

Disinformation is as old as the printing press, if not older. So what has accelerated its spread now, and what can be done to stop it? On this special bonus episode of Consequential, we speak to the …

00:32:18  |   Wed 28 Oct 2020
The Story of the EEG

The Story of the EEG

In the first episode of Season 3 of Consequential, hosts Eugene and Lauren look at how underlying biases in the development of the EEG have impacted healthcare, medical technology, and scientific res…

00:31:31  |   Wed 21 Oct 2020
Season 3 Trailer | Knowledge is Power

Season 3 Trailer | Knowledge is Power

In Season 3 of Consequential, hosts Eugene and Lauren will be exploring knowledge production in the Information Age. Beginning on October 21, this season will examine how AI and machine learning will…

00:02:17  |   Thu 08 Oct 2020
How Do You Reopen A State?

How Do You Reopen A State?

Today we're asking our experts: how do you coordinate a crisis response to an issue like COVID-19, where every public health decision has economic ramifications, and every economic decision has a dir…

00:43:41  |   Thu 11 Jun 2020
An Update from Consequential

An Update from Consequential

With consideration to the events of the past week and in order to hold space for the voices that are boldly challenging systemic racism and injustice, we have decided to postpone the release of our n…

00:00:55  |   Wed 03 Jun 2020
Death by a Thousand Emails

Death by a Thousand Emails

Can teams still be effective when working together remotely? Is working from home the future of work? In this week’s episode, hosts Eugene and Lauren talk to Professor Anita Williams Woolley of Carn…

00:32:49  |   Wed 20 May 2020
How will COVID-19 Change Higher Ed?

How will COVID-19 Change Higher Ed?

In the span of just two weeks, the entire American higher education system moved online due to COVID-19. While this is often considered a temporary measure, the truth is that higher ed may never full…
00:38:29  |   Wed 06 May 2020
Sorry, Your Phone Says You Have Anxiety

Sorry, Your Phone Says You Have Anxiety

How will certain new standards for data sharing and surveillance during the COVID-19 pandemic impact the future of healthcare? In episode two of Consequential's two-part deep-dive on pandemics, publi…
00:39:04  |   Wed 22 Apr 2020
Pandemics, Public Data, and Privacy

Pandemics, Public Data, and Privacy

Mobile data records, tracking devices and government-mandated selfies have played a large role in both enforcing quarantines and providing data to better understand the coronavirus. In this week’s ep…
00:33:53  |   Wed 08 Apr 2020
Season 2 Trailer | COVID-19

Season 2 Trailer | COVID-19

In light of recent developments related to COVID-19, we have decided to push back our second season to focus instead on what we can learn from the coronavirus in terms of technology and society. In …

00:02:34  |   Wed 01 Apr 2020
A Policy Roadmap

A Policy Roadmap

Over the last 9 episodes, we’ve presented a variety of questions and concerns relating to the impacts of technology, specifically focusing on artificial intelligence. To end season 1, we want to take…

00:28:55  |   Fri 20 Dec 2019
Paging Dr. Robot

Paging Dr. Robot

Don’t worry, your next doctor probably isn’t going to be a robot. But as healthcare tech finds its way into both the operating room and your living room, we’re going to have to answer the kinds of di…

00:34:53  |   Wed 18 Dec 2019
The Future of Work

The Future of Work

If artificial intelligence can do certain tasks better than we can, what does that mean for the concept of work as we know it? We will cover human-AI collaboration in the workplace: what it might loo…

00:29:56  |   Wed 11 Dec 2019
A Particular Set of Skills

A Particular Set of Skills

The World Economic Forum has found that while automation could eliminate 75 million jobs by 2022, it could also create 133 million new jobs. In this episode, we will look at how to prepare potentiall…

00:33:18  |   Wed 04 Dec 2019
Staying Connected

Staying Connected

If you think about any piece of pop culture about the future, it takes place in a city. Whether we realize it or not, when we imagine the future, we picture cities, and that idea is all the more prob…

00:31:29  |   Wed 27 Nov 2019
Bursting the Education Bubble

Bursting the Education Bubble

Big data disrupted the entertainment industry by changing the ways that people develop, distribute and access content, and it may soon do the same for education. New technologies are changing educati…

00:31:52  |   Wed 20 Nov 2019
Fair Enough

Fair Enough

Everyone has a different definition of what fairness means - including algorithms. As municipalities begin to rely on algorithmic decision-making, many of the people impacted by these AI systems may …

00:31:48  |   Wed 13 Nov 2019
Data Subjects and Manure Entrepreneurs

Data Subjects and Manure Entrepreneurs

Every time you order a shirt, swipe on a dating app or even stream this podcast, your data is contributing to the growing digital architecture that powers artificial intelligence. But where does that…

00:41:48  |   Wed 06 Nov 2019
The Black Box

The Black Box

Inside the black box, important decisions are being made that may affect the kinds of jobs you apply for and are selected for, the candidates you’ll learn about and vote for, or even the course of ac…

00:28:52  |   Wed 30 Oct 2019
Disruption Disrupted

Disruption Disrupted

Are the robots coming for your job? The answer isn’t quite that simple. We look at what’s real and what’s hype in the narrative of industry disruption, how we might be able to better predict future t…

00:31:03  |   Wed 23 Oct 2019
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