29 episodes
The Cyber Show The Cyber Show
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Three British 'real hackers', diverse in their world views and politics unite in a passionate, deeply critical quest to understand our technological society. The show is sassy, creative, humane and irreverent, but sometimes deadly serious and spot on the money with insights and observations. The banter is enchanting, the chemistry endearing, the topics are exciting, and the episodes appeal to audiences from developers and cyber-security experts to parents and children.
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#029 | S3 | Special | UK Election
The crew discuss democratic culture, voter motivation and what makes fair elections
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#028 | S3 | In The Chair | Robert Thomas: AI in Music
Andy talks to Rob Thomas about creativity, AI, generative and reactive music. How will music evolve as an art form?
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#027 | S3 | Cybershow Live | Cybercrime Roundup
This episode is a recording of our live-stream from Friday May 10th 2024. The crew discuss cyber current affairs including the latest leaks and hacks.
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#026 | S3 | Special | CCTV
We are back! It is not closed, it is not a circuit, and it is not even television! In the first episode of Season 3, Andy, Helen and Ed discuss the issues surrounding CCTV in society, why CCTV makes your life worse, ferments fear, the massive insecurity industry, and much, much more! Featuring special guests Kate and Guy. Credit to Lianhao Qu for episode thumbnail.
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#025 | S2 | Cybershow Radio | Disappearing Worlds
The crew discuss things that are being displaced by digital technology, and what that means for society, democracy and governance.
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#024 | S2 | Special | Inscrutable Systems - British Post Office - Part 2
In part 2, of this Inscrutable Systems mini series, we recap on Part 1, and draw some essential conclusions, on both the techical and political sides of the argument. We also go discuss issues at large, including modern day software complexity. Kate and Andy discuss some important psychological factors, including issues like the public's blind faith in technology and software, and how do we make ourselves less vulnerable to this?