Ask Us Anything: You Asked, We Answered

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🗓️ 29 December 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to our first-ever Ask Us Anything episode. We thought it’d be fun at the end of the year to engage our community of listeners by answering your questions. When we created this podcast, the goal was to explore the incredible power technology has over our lives and how we can use it to catalyze a humane future. Three years and a global pandemic later, we’re more committed than ever to helping meet the moment with crucial conversations about humane technology - even as the tech landscape constantly evolves and world events bring more urgency to the need for technology that unites us and enhances our well-being. Thank you to everyone who submitted questions and comments for us. We’ll carry your amazing suggestions and ideas forward with us in 2023.

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone, it's Tristan, and this is Aiza.
0:03.3	Your undivided attention will be going on a break.
0:05.4	So this will be the last episode of 2022.
0:08.4	But we'll be back early next year with the whole new lineup
0:11.0	of guests and ideas, and we can't wait to explore them
0:13.6	with you.
0:18.4	So now we're going to actually do something
0:19.6	we've never done before, which is answer your questions
0:22.3	in our first ever Ask Us Anything episode.
0:25.2	So a few weeks ago, we put out a call for questions,
0:28.0	and you all really came through.
0:30.0	We got more than 100 responses from listeners
0:32.2	to this podcast from all over the world.
0:34.3	And it was really fun for our producing team
0:36.0	to go through them all and hard to choose,
0:37.9	which ones to answer.
0:39.2	But we have heard from you.
0:40.5	And I mean, what I'm sensing is just how much people
0:44.2	want to be in community and not feel alone
0:47.3	in thinking through the problems that we've been going through.
0:52.5	So three years ago, when we co-created this podcast,
0:55.8	I remember it was 2019,
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