Systemic Digital Harm
Kara discusses the urgent need for a shift from an extractive attention economy to a regenerative one, emphasizing the importance of data access to understand societal harms. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of issues like screen addiction, disinformation, and health problems, while also exploring the role of design ethics in technology. Eric's unique perspective as a former UX designer at Google adds depth to the discussion, underscoring the necessity for tech companies to prioritize ethical design practices.In this clip
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