How Tech Becomes Law uncovers insights from leaders in government, business, journalism, and academia to highlight how technology can be built in the public interest. Interviewees discuss how technology can move society forward, what role they play in shaping this, and how students and young professionals can impact the path forward.
Ryan Koch
CIGI
Taso Advisory
The Work of the Future
Global Counsel
Chine Labbe
Women in AI Ethics
Miriam Vogel
CogX
Kate O'Neill
Tech Stands Up
Teske Media
American Consumer Institute
Richard Littauer
Libertarianism.org
GovScape
Deb Donig
Center for Democracy and Technology
John Bailey
Harbor Research
Mark Zuckerberg
Mantis PR
Edelman UK
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Digital Dubai
The British Computer Society
Matt Perault
CogX
Gordon Ruby
Smart Cities Dive
Government Technology
HBR Presents / Azeem Azhar
Pineapple Audio Production
Digital Leaders
techUK
Trond Arne Undheim
Deloitte Insights
Kindred Media
Harvey Nash
Dentons
Peter Bihr
Modern Figures Podcast Hosts
Let's Chat Ethics
DC Inno
Voice of America
Tech Talks
Brookings Institution
TechCongress
Aidpreneur
DLA Piper
Hit Start Media
The Works & Norton Rose Fulbright
Rock Solid
Philip Ashon
Concurrences
Radical AI
Tom Ascott
Govlaunch
SODA Social
Gareth Davies
The Australia Institute's Centre for Responsible Technology
Amphenol Broadband Solutions
Lehigh University
Harvard Business School
Ingenuity Amplified
Matt Ward
ICT Pulse - tech blog and podcast
Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
RIoT
The Disruptors
Ryan Knight
CBC Radio
Monash Tech Talks
Strangers Media
EURACTIV
WorkingNation
Ricardo Migueis
All Turtles
Pierre Mirlesse
Jeffrey Hill
Jonathan Pfaffenrot
Reinvent
Jacobs
Paddy Stephens
NJOIT
Nishka Ayyar
Competition Lore
The Disruptors
GTComputing
Mark Lerner
None
Brendan Hart
techsauceglobalpodcast
Bytes of Good
Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society
Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University
EdQuarter Presents: The Education Station
Radical Science
Richard Allan