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Who decides what is right?
As algorithms increasingly shape the information we consume, recommend our choices, and predict our behavior, are we quietly allowing data to define our morality?
Through two original poems and the story of Joan, a woman whose life cannot be understood by a single act, Olga Foreign explores whether a human soul can ever be reduced to patterns, probabilities, and predictions. Is morality found in a headline, a data profile, or in the lived experiences that no algorithm can fully comprehend?
This episode doesn't ask whether artificial intelligence can think.
It asks whether we have stopped thinking for ourselves.
Join the conversation and decide for yourself...
Who Yelling Now?
#WhoYellingNow #OlgaForeign #Season6 #AlgorithmicMorality #ArtificialIntelligence #Humanity #Ethics #Morality #CriticalThinking #Technology #Data #Algorithms #Identity #Philosophy #Podcast #Storytelling #Poetry #OriginalThought #HumanBehavior #WhatAreWeBecoming
By Olga ForeignWho decides what is right?
As algorithms increasingly shape the information we consume, recommend our choices, and predict our behavior, are we quietly allowing data to define our morality?
Through two original poems and the story of Joan, a woman whose life cannot be understood by a single act, Olga Foreign explores whether a human soul can ever be reduced to patterns, probabilities, and predictions. Is morality found in a headline, a data profile, or in the lived experiences that no algorithm can fully comprehend?
This episode doesn't ask whether artificial intelligence can think.
It asks whether we have stopped thinking for ourselves.
Join the conversation and decide for yourself...
Who Yelling Now?
#WhoYellingNow #OlgaForeign #Season6 #AlgorithmicMorality #ArtificialIntelligence #Humanity #Ethics #Morality #CriticalThinking #Technology #Data #Algorithms #Identity #Philosophy #Podcast #Storytelling #Poetry #OriginalThought #HumanBehavior #WhatAreWeBecoming