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FLOSS Weekly (Audio)Whose AI Is It Anyway? - AI Security, Decentralized Identifiers
Golda Velez and Romeo Chukwuemeka talk with Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman on FLOSS Weekly about big AI questions nobody else is asking—and getting deep and surprising answers, you won't want to miss.
Hosts: Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman
Guests: Golda Velez and Romeo Chukwuemeka
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Golda Velez and Romeo Chukwuemeka talk with Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman on FLOSS Weekly about big AI questions nobody else is asking—and getting deep and surprising answers, you won't want to miss.
Hosts: Doc Searls and Katherine Druckman
Guests: Golda Velez and Romeo Chukwuemeka
Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly
Think your open source project should be on FLOSS Weekly? Email floss@twit.tv.
Thanks to Lullabot's Jeff Robbins, web designer and musician, for our theme music.
Get episodes ad...2023-07-0558 min
Looks Like NewHow did open social media platforms originate?In the aftermath of a chaotic Twitter takeover, many people have moved away from centralized social media platforms to a new set of social platforms that are open-source, decentralized, and user-centered—like Bluesky, Mastodon, and Nostr. But civic-minded social platforms are nothing new.
This episode presents some of Open Social Media’s origin stories from three speakers who have been involved in the development, culture, and communities of their platforms: Christine Lemmer-Webber (co-editor, ActivityPub), Evan Henshaw-Plath (founder, Nos), and Golda Velez (early participant, Bluesky). We will explore how queer experiences and activist movements, for instance, have played a vi...2023-06-2300 minLooks Like NewHow did open social media platforms originate?In the aftermath of a chaotic Twitter takeover, many people have moved away from centralized social media platforms to a new set of social platforms that are open-source, decentralized, and user-centered—like Bluesky, Mastodon, and Nostr. But civic-minded social platforms are nothing new.
This episode presents some of Open Social Media’s origin stories from three speakers who have been involved in the development, culture, and communities of their platforms: Christine Lemmer-Webber (co-editor, ActivityPub), Evan Henshaw-Plath (founder, Nos), and Golda Velez (early participant, Bluesky). We will explore how queer experiences and activist movements, for instance, have played a vi...2023-06-2359 minLooks Like NewHow did open social media platforms originate?In the aftermath of a chaotic Twitter takeover, many people have moved away from centralized social media platforms to a new set of social platforms that are open-source, decentralized, and user-centered—like Bluesky, Mastodon, and Nostr. But civic-minded social platforms are nothing new.
This episode presents some of Open Social Media’s origin stories from three speakers who have been involved in the development, culture, and communities of their platforms: Christine Lemmer-Webber (co-editor, ActivityPub), Evan Henshaw-Plath (founder, Nos), and Golda Velez (early participant, Bluesky). We will explore how queer experiences and activist movements, for instance, have played a vi...2023-06-2359 min
Looks Like New – KGNU Community RadioLooks Like New: How did open social media platforms originate?In the aftermath of a chaotic Twitter takeover, many people have moved away from centralized social media platforms to a new set of social platforms that are open-source, decentralized, and user-centered—like Bluesky, Mastodon, and Nostr. But civic-minded social platforms are nothing new.
This episode presents some of Open Social Media’s origin stories from three speakers who have been involved in the development, culture, and communities of their platforms: Christine Lemmer-Webber (co-editor, ActivityPub), Evan Henshaw-Plath (founder, Nos), and Golda Velez (early participant, Bluesky). We will explore how queer experiences and activist movements, for instance, have played a vi...2023-06-2300 min
Reality 2.0Episode 146: AI and The Future of IdentityDoc Searls and Katherine Druckman talk to Golda Velez about the state of AI, how it relates to identity, ethics, and where this all goes from here.
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The Many Shades of GreenGolda Velez, Co-founder of Cooperation.org & Sakshi Bahuguna, Co-founder of Coupons for Good2022-10-1539 min
The Ownership EconomyEpisode 033 - Making the Transition from Web2 to Web3 as a Engineer and Operator with Golda Velez, Co-founder of What’s Cookin and Former Uber and Postmates Senior EngineerIn this episode of the Ownership Economy, Jahed and Martin connect with Golda Velez, the Co-founder of WhatsCookin, an activity planning startup working to strengthen communities, create opportunities and democratize corporations. Golda comes from a background working as a senior software engineer in some of the largest web2 digital platforms. She worked on data at Uber, risk at Postmates, and held a variety of other roles leading teams in building complex, scalable platforms. She is now taking that experience and applying it to building a stakeholder owned and governed platform for community engagement. We dig into the business model...2022-09-241h 06
How Cool Is This?REBUTTALS: Golda Velez on (78) What’s Cookin’ AppGolda returns to the show with a response to episode 77: What’s Cookin’ App.
“You put an offer to chat with people. They'll just schedule it with you and then you can have a 30 minute chat with somebody anywhere in the world.”
Learn more about What's Cookin' and download the app at whatscookin.us.
This episode was recorded live in Roomkey on March 30, 2021.
Attend the next How Cool Is This? Rebuttals in Roomkey on April 27 at 8PM EST. Learn more at howcoolisthis.show/watch.2021-04-1604 min
How Cool Is This?(78) Golda Velez & Khailill Knight-Papaioannou: What's Cookin' AppGolda and Khailill developed an app that helps communities come together over home cooking. Can a recipe of technology and food help people get to know their neighbors? And more importantly, is that cool?
"If your neighbor's cooking this lovely meal and they would love to share it with you, they don't know that you would like some, and you don't know that they're cooking it. You can't be going in and bothering your neighbor all the time, asking them what they're making for dinner."
Learn more about What's Cookin' and download the app at w...2020-11-2504 min
How Cool Is This?(74) Golda Velez: Door-To-Door AffidavitsGolda has an old-school way to double check the accuracy of votes – ask people in person. In a country with over 100 million voters, is that even possible? And more importantly, is that cool?
“We have this rational way to verify and check if the machines are committing any kind of fraud or if there's any other kind of fraud being committed. And I just want to say, I think we should be ready to do that.”
Golda is the Co-Founder of Civ.Works, an ad-free social network designed around civic engagement. You can follow Golda on Twi...2020-11-0404 min