Futurist and author Trond Arne Undheim interviews Mathew Lowry, founder of MyHub.ai, who talks about how he sees the challenge of surveillance capitalism by big tech.
The takeaway is that as polarized and broken as the online business model for content is, there is still a chance that humans can become more than raw material for the big tech behemoths that currently rule the space. One way is by taking up the German note organizing system Zettelkasten which helps you become your own conversation partner.
After listening, check out MyHub.ai, a knowledge curation platform or find Mathew Lowry on LinkedIn.
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