'Hire some bloody women', the gender data gap: Chips with Everything podcast

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'Hire some bloody women', the gender data gap: Chips with Everything podcast

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Mar 11, 2019

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Jordan Erica Webber teams up with Nicola Davis to look at the gender data gap in both big tech and science, and the dangerous repercussions for women in a world built for men. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/chipspod

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Mar 11, 2019

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Children of the 3D printing revolution: Chips with Everything podcast: Jordan Erica Webber looks at the battle to regulate 3D printing, a technology that can print untraceable guns and build homes by Chips with Everything
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Has cyber changed geopolitics forever? Chips with Everything podcast: David E Sanger, national security correspondent for the New York Times , speaks about his new book: The Perfect Weapon: War, Sabotage and Fear in the Cyber Age by Chips with Everything
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Fake news is Twitter's flu: Chips with Everything podcast: This month, MIT scientists published a paper that found lies spread six times faster than real news on Twitter. This week, Jordan Erica Webber tries to understand why this happens by Chips with Everything
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Biomimicry: Does nature do it better?: In this special collaboration between the Guardian’s Science Weekly and Chips with Everything podcasts, we explore why it’s so hard to mimic nature by Chips with Everything
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Hey! Algorithms, leave them kids alone: Chips with Everything podcast: This week, Jordan Erica Webber looks into reports that YouTube Kids might create an algorithm-free platform to prevent children viewing inappropriate content by clicking on seemingly benign video suggestions by Chips with Everything
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Escaping the 2D monitor – VR arcades: a Chips with Everything podcast: Jordan Erica Webber has her reservations when it comes to virtual reality in gaming. This week she battles with motion sickness and visits a VR arcade in London to see if her mind can be changed. Is there a future for these types of arcades? by Chips with Everything
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Can we trust AI lie detectors? Chips with Everything podcast: In this collaboration between the Guardian’s Science Weekly and Chips with Everything podcasts, we explore whether we will ever be able to build an intelligent machine to detect our lies. And if we did, could we trust it? by Chips with Everything
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Doctor, I think I have GDPR fatigue: Chips with Everything podcast: The General Data Protection Regulation is coming into into force. Jordan Erica Webber finds out how the deluge of emails could be a health hazard by Chips with Everything
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Big tech v democracy: Chips with Everything podcast: Is the brave new digital world affecting our politics? Could it render democracy obsolete? Jamie Bartlett joins Jordan Erica Webber to discuss by Chips with Everything
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Google vs the right to be forgotten: Chips with Everything podcast: In April 2018, Google lost a landmark case against a businessman who used his ‘right to be forgotten’ to have links to a previous conviction taken down from the search engine. Jordan Erica Webber discusses the importance of this case and looks ahead at the coming era of General Data Protection Regulation by Chips with Everything
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The battle against deepfake pornography: Chips with Everything podcast: Academics and scientists are struggling to find ways to tackle the latest form of online sexual abuse by Chips with Everything
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Golden State Killer: the end of DNA privacy? Chips with Everything podcast: US investigators recently tracked down the suspect of a 40-year-old murder case after uploading DNA to a genealogy website. Jordan Erica Webber weighs up the pros of finding ancestors with the cons of selling privacy by Chips with Everything
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How can we stop robot abuse? Chips with Everything podcast: Scientists in Seoul have built a robot tortoise to help teach children not to ill-treat robots. Jordan Erica Webber investigates the ethical issues surrounding the advance of AI by Chips with Everything
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Podcasts are the new black: Chips with Everything podcast: In late April Google announced it was getting more serious about podcasts with an interesting new strategy. Alex Hern looks at why tech platforms are so eager to master the podcast industry by Chips with Everything
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How kids are getting into DIY tech: Chips with Everything podcast: This week, Jordan Erica Webber looks at how children are getting involved in maker culture and building their own adventure by Chips with Everything
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The sex robot who talks back: Chips with Everything podcast: Jordan Erica Webber talks to Dr Kate Devlin about how sex robot owners seek conversation as much as pleasure by Chips with Everything
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Will mind-controlled films change cinema? Chips with Everything podcast: The movie industry has seen tech advances since its inception. But do audiences really want to have a say in a film’s plot? by Chips with Everything
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Satellite constellations and space junk: Chips with Everything podcast: Jordan Erica Webber looks at what is currently happening in the world of space technology, including the burgeoning issue of space pollution by Chips with Everything
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Draw me like one of your blockchains: Chips with Everything podcast: Jordan Erica Webber looks at how artists are using blockchain technology to answer some of life’s most pertinent questions. by Chips with Everything
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The usefulness of useless robots: Chips with Everything podcast: Jordan Erica Webber asks robot maker and innovator Simone Giertz why she dislikes the robots she makes. And how digital technology might be useful for managing our wellbeing by Chips with Everything
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Our obsession with sci-fi technology: Chips with Everything podcast: In July 2018 a Dutch company showcased what it calls the first ever flying car already fit for purpose, at the Farnborough Airshow. But do we need flying cars in our lives? by Chips with Everything
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The future of smart cities is up for grabs: Chips with Everything podcast: What happens when our smart toaster and smart fridge tech is scaled up to create entire smart cities – and what are the limits to this expansion? by Chips with Everything
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Can video games be addictive? Chips with Everything podcast: In June 2018, the World Health Organization released its latest version of the ICD-11. Among the new mental health disorders? Gaming disorder by Chips with Everything
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