Many Selves, One World: Ubuntu, Digital Identity, and the Algorithmic Age

from The Ubuntu Podcast Series · host Philippe FUNK

Explore how digital identities shape our lives in the algorithmic age, and how Ubuntu’s philosophy of interconnectedness offers a human-centric lens for rethinking code, community, and selfhood. From the invisible architecture of algorithms to the collaborative roots of tech culture, this episode unpacks the urgent question: how do we stay human in a world increasingly run by code?

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