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Economic Architecture Reflections: How Markets Determine Technology’s Impact [Episode 56]

We often think that technology itself is the solution to our problems. But how we situate technology in our markets—to make it the most accessible, affordable, and usable option—is what determines how effective it will be in solving the challenges of expanding resilience today. In this week’s Economic Architecture Reflections episode, host Stuart Yasgur reflects on the innovations of Paul Hines, Gavin McCormick, and Nicole Rycroft to emphasize the design work necessary to integrate technological innovations into our markets and ensure that the remarkable capabilities of better data, more sustainable…

We often think that technology itself is the solution to our problems. But how we situate technology in our markets—to make it the most accessible, affordable, and usable option—is what determines how effective it will be in solving the challenges of expanding resilience today.

In this week’s Economic Architecture Reflections episode, host Stuart Yasgur reflects on the innovations of Paul Hines, Gavin McCormick, and Nicole Rycroft to emphasize the design work necessary to integrate technological innovations into our markets and ensure that the remarkable capabilities of better data, more sustainable materials, and inventive thinking can be made equally accessible to the public and can address our problems of historic proportions.

Learn more about Paul Hines, Gavin McCormick, and Nicole Rycroft’s work in previous episodes of the Economic Architecture podcast.

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