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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2024 · 1 MIN

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from Hypercommunication · host Caitlin Begg

My name is Caitlin Begg and I’m the founder of Authentic Social and sociological researcher. I wrote my 2016 Harvard sociology thesis on technology’s effect on relationships, and since 2022 I’ve been conducting independent research on technology’s effect on conversation, sociotechnical systems, and ethical AI - essentially, how technology shapes the way we speak to each other, form relationships, build organizations, and how we can take a more proactive approach to constructing everyday life amidst technological modernity. I’ve presented my research at conferences across the US and Europe, and my work is grounded in European sociology and philosophy. On the PROGRESSION TO ANALOG podcast, I’ll be speaking with academics and practitioners across Europe about ways to explore a more human everyday. Episodes will come in two formats - first, a more academic and philosophical conversation with experts, followed by a simplified, practical, shortened version. My hope is that these podcasts will help you to create an everyday life, both personal and professional, with a more balanced approach to technology. The transformation of everyday life toward a more human daily existence filled with unmediated experiences begins with a PROGRESSION TO ANALOG.

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