Hard Fork
The New York Times
“Hard Fork” is a show about the future that’s already here. Read more
Episodes
Powerful A.I. By 2026? + Uber's C.E.O. on the Robotaxi Future + Casey's TikTok Test 10/18/2024 01:55:24A Flood of A.I. Slop + Searching for Satoshi + the Hot Mess Express Returns 10/11/2024 01:09:11
Can California Regulate A.I.? + Silicon Valley’s Super Babies + System Update! 10/04/2024 01:09:30Meta’s Race for Your Face + Google’s Hit A.I. Notebook + HatGPT 09/27/2024 01:12:57OpenAI's Reasoning Machine + Instagram Teen Changes + Amazon RTO Drama 09/20/2024 01:06:22 Show all episodes
Our take on Hard Fork podcast
The digital era is among the most impactful revolutionary periods witnessed throughout human history. There have been ground-breaking technological advancements and innovations that have proven to be crucial to humanity’s growth. This podcast explores the trending world of technology and explains its impact on different aspects of our livelihoods. An episode at a time, journalists Kevin Roose and Casey Newton analyze the dynamic world of tech. In addition, guests such as the founder of stability AI, Emad Mostaque, provide you with valuable insights to stay up to date on the current trends in technology. Hard Fork is a Society & Culture podcast by The New York Times. Producer
New York Times
New York Times
Host
Kevin Roose and Casey Newton
Kevin Roose and Casey Newton
Country
United States
United States
Episodes count
107
107
Average duration
60'
60'
Frequency
Weekly
Weekly
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