Saram in the World

In EP6, host You Jeen and good old friend Shashvat (GenZ, Graduate Student at UCL in Quantum Technologies & Computing) share thoughts on various implications of living in a computerized society as well as potential futures, particularly one where quantum computing may one day redefine our current understanding of computation.

In EP5, host You Jeen speaks with Jason, Research Engineer at NYU focusing on the relationship between social media and politics, on various topics ranging from the illusion that may be techno-utopianism to the importance of self-empowerment, self-awareness, and inclusivity when it comes to involving civil society in tech ethics conversations.

In EP4, host You Jeen and guest Maryellen (GenZ, incoming MSc Candidate in Philosophy and Public Policy) discuss the different values and conflicts that can arise as one confronts tech ethics in their everyday life, and how these aspects can ultimately help foster hope for a more ethically cognizant tech-based society.

In EP3, host You Jeen speaks with software engineer Faith and how her cultural background as a Korean-American and experiences growing up as a part of Generation Z have informed her own understanding of our increasingly digitalized world and what this kind of world means for her as a software engineer.

EP 1 Epilogue: What can we find from a cohesive look into Darth Vader, Technological Exceptionalism, and the Control Paradox?

What is it like to live in an increasingly technological world while in your 20s? What does it mean to be a human person in such a world, and how do our respective cultural backgrounds and personal experiences inform this meaning? Please join us as the host and her two college friends dive into exploring this question for Saram in the World's first podcast episode!