E99: Tech-Savvy or Tech-Slave? The Extinction of Experience: Author Christine Rosen
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E99: Tech-Savvy or Tech-Slave? The Extinction of Experience: Author Christine Rosen

Christine Rosen discusses her book The Extinction of Experience, warning against the societal costs of technological overreach, constant surveillance, and the erosion of human judgment and private life.

Guest bio: Christine Rosen is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a contributing editor at Commentary magazine, co-host of the Commentary podcast, and a fellow at the University of Virginia’s Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture. She is the author of several books, most recently The Extinction of Experience: Being Human in a Disembodied World.

Topics covered:

  • Workplace surveillance and emotion-tracking apps
  • The illusion of AI emotional intelligence (e.g., “Moody” app misreading Hitler speech)
  • The ethical implications of outsourcing judgment to technology
  • Tech’s impact on relationships, parenting, and education
  • Social media, teenage mental health, and gender differences in screen use
  • Elite technologists limiting their own children’s screen exposure
  • Analog resistance: rituals, habits, and reclaiming human experiences
  • Gen Z workplace struggles, desocialization, and the myth of “digital natives”
  • AI hype vs. human skills and personal responsibility
  • Policy solutions: regulation, parental accountability, and civic engagement

Misc info related to this podcast:

  • Christine has twin sons in college and shared her personal experience with raising them screen-light.
  • She critiques the techno-elite's hypocrisy—profiting from tech while shielding their families from it.
  • Encourages a “day without the phone” experiment to rediscover human presence and attention.
  • Closing note: technology should serve human flourishing—not replace or monitor it.

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